Eros pour Femme, the new myth signed Versace. It was with his brother Santo Versace and his sister Donatella Versace that Gianni Versace founded his independent design studio in 1978, in Milan.
Eros pour Femme was born in 2014, and plunges us, as its bottle affirms, into the world of Greek mythology. With its masculine counterpart, released two years earlier, the Eros couple forms a mythical pair that radiates significant power. If Eros pour Femme is a perfume of character, it remains nonetheless an ultra sensual fragrance. Indeed, in order to create a most feminine essence, Alberto Morillas, Nathalie Lorson and Olivier Cresp chose jasmine. A true invitation to pleasure, Eros pour Femme will leave no one indifferent.
Eros pour Femme, a trio of perfumers at the heart of sumptuous femininity
The house of Versace chose 3 renowned and talented perfumers. Born in Seville (Spain), Alberto Morillas is a self-taught perfumer who has kept Mediterranean scents in his memory. Considered a visionary, Alberto Morillas is also endowed with an extraordinary creative sense. He is regarded as one of the most talented perfumers of his generation. Alberto Morillas is responsible for great olfactory successes, such as Mademoiselle Ricci by Nina Ricci or Flower by Kenzo by Kenzo. Olivier Cresp's reputation needs no introduction. Propelled to the forefront thanks to the perfume Angel created in 1993, Olivier Cresp is a genius. He is responsible for great perfumes such as Ange ou Démon by Givenchy or Black Opium by Yves Saint Laurent. As for Nathalie Lorson, she grew up in Grasse amid fields of flowers. Discreet and highly talented, Nathalie Lorson works for Firmenich Paris. She is behind very great fragrances such as This is Him by Zadig & Voltaire or So First by Van Cleef & Arpels.
Eros pour Femme, notes full of sensuality
Eros pour Femme takes flight on a cocktail of exotic freshness thanks to the presence of bergamot, lemon and pomegranate. Originally from Persia, pomegranate gradually took root in Latin America and then in the Caribbean islands. Mentioned in the Bible as well as the Quran, pomegranate is regarded as a symbol of fertility. Each people has attributed a legend to pomegranate. It was the Romans who introduced pomegranate to the Mediterranean. Pomegranate offers a delicious sweet taste as well as numerous benefits. In perfumery, pomegranate gives off fresh, fruity and slightly sweet scents. Then, the heart of Eros pour Femme evolves toward a most feminine fruity-floral combination, blending lemon blossom, jasmine and peony, offering great luminosity. Originally from China, jasmine is known for its captivating scent and its magnificent white flowers. The word jasmine comes from the Persian yasmin, which means gift from God. Jasmine symbolizes purity in the language of flowers. In perfumery, jasmine offers sweet, vanilla-like and highly floral tonalities. Finally, the base of Eros pour Femme is meant to be highly sensual, combining sandalwood, white musks and amber.