Deci Delà is the fragrance Nina Ricci launched in 1994 to rejuvenate its image, signed by Jean Guichard. This fruity chypre opens on raspberry, peach and apricot, moves through rose and sweet pea and rests on oakmoss, sandalwood and patchouli. Its pink and gold bottle was designed by Élisabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti. It is no longer made.
Indian-pink colored glass traced with gold interlacing and italic script, with a neo-baroque stopper: a design by Garouste and Bonetti.
The bottle was designed by Élisabeth Garouste and Mattia Bonetti, a design duo known for their neo-baroque furniture. The colored glass, in Indian pink, is traced with gold interlacing and italic script; the stopper, with no precise shape, extends this baroque taste.
The fragrance belongs to a broader ensemble: Garouste and Bonetti also dressed the Le Teint Ricci makeup line, in pink and gold, against the minimalism of the time.
The Deci-Delà beauty accessories, in translucent technoplastic and colored glass, entered the collections of the Centre Pompidou in 1997, as a gift from Nina Ricci.