The first fragrance from Dolce & Gabbana, launched in 1992 and composed by Jean-Pierre Mary, Pour Femme changed formula in 2012. The eau de parfum sold today, which the house describes as floral and amber, brings together neroli, raspberry, and green mandarin, jasmine and orange blossom, over a base of marshmallow, vanilla, heliotrope, and sandalwood.
The geometric bottle of the Classic line, with a crimson cap set on a gold base; in 2012 it grew slimmer, leaving behind the bulky rectangle of 1992.
The house describes a geometric bottle, topped with a crimson cap set on a gold base. It places Pour Femme in its Classic line, and the pink juice shows through the glass, under a sober label carrying the brand name.
The bottle changed in 2012 along with the formula. Angela finds it more slender and elegant than the bulky rectangle of the 1990s, in its gold and red colors; Thomas Dunckley specifies that the original cap was a brighter, tomato red.
The eau de parfum sells in 50 and 100 ml. At its 2012 launch, the line also included a body emulsion and a shower gel, both in 200 ml.