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Bonbon, an eau de parfum launched by Viktor&Rolf in spring 2014, is a gourmand by Cécile Matton and Serge Majoullier. Caramel runs through it from start to finish, crunchy at the top, milky in the middle, darker at the base, around mandarin, orange blossom and jasmine. Its pink bow bottle, molded by the glassmakers of Pochet du Courval, echoes the house’s dresses.

A pink bow sculpted in glass by the glassmakers of Pochet du Courval, after Viktor&Rolf’s haute couture dresses.

The Bonbon bottle is a bow. The house says it drew on its haute couture dresses, and that it took several months to model this intensely pink bow, as if hand-pleated, molded directly in the glass.

Viktor&Rolf credits its manufacture to the glassmakers of Pochet du Courval, who achieved, in its words, a technical feat. Cosmetics Business describes a bright magenta juice and an outer box that takes the look of a pink gift package.

Bonbon came out in 30, 50 and 90 milliliters of eau de parfum, alongside a shower gel and a body lotion.