Flowerbomb, an explosion of freshness from Viktor Rolf Viktor Rolf is a haute couture house of Dutch origin with a fairly recent history. Indeed, it was created in 1993 by a duo of designers. Nevertheless, the rise of the brand was meteoric. Moreover, this rapid renown owes its success to the boldness of its two creators.
Flowerbomb is the name of the very first perfume launched by the house Viktor Rolf, in 2005. A true olfactory bomb, it is an oriental, floral and gourmand fragrance, endowed with a strong personality. With it, Viktor Rolf tells of its desire to astonish, to surprise, while forging bonds with women for whom dream and life face one another. Far more than a simple fragrance, it is crafted as an open door onto the marvelous. If this is noticeable in its scent, it also appears in its bottle. So, how is it constructed? What are the different elements involved in its design? A breakdown of this bottle that has become iconic.
Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf, a true precious stone
Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf is not a classic bottle. It is crafted as a true jewel. This glass sculpture, moreover, has not aged in the slightest since its creation in 2005. Fascinating and highly coveted, it appears in the eyes of all women as a finely cut precious stone. Indeed, its transparent glass has multiple facets. These are reminiscent of a diamond, one of the most luxurious stones in the world, while also being one of the most durable. So, do not be fooled by the apparent softness of this perfume, it is in fact designed for a strong woman! At its top also sits a rose gold cap, a mark of its full refinement. Undeniably, Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf has a very spirited side while remaining chic!
Flowerbomb, a weapon of mass seduction
Beyond its appearance as a precious stone, Flowerbomb by Viktor & Rolf also resembles quite another object, a very different one… Have you not noticed that it resembles a grenade? Indeed, its shape is identical to that of this weapon of war. Moreover, a small black flower is fixed at its neck. This resembles a pin that one would only need to remove to see its scent explode. Because Flowerbomb is a bomb of flowers, Viktor & Rolf played on this element to design its visual. Moreover, by adopting the silhouette of a grenade, it presents itself as a true weapon of mass seduction. The message is clear and the scene is set: it is impossible to resist its floral detonation!
The color pink to soften the femininity of this perfume
Nevertheless, because this is a feminine perfume, a certain dose of softness has been added to the whole. To move away from the overly military feel, a powder-pink shade was added to this bottle. After all, what better hue than this one to symbolize femininity? Since our earliest childhood, pink has been the color of women, of poetry, of tenderness and of romance. And these are also all the elements found in the fragrance of Flowerbomb. Just like the scent it contains, this bottle is rich with great diversity.