Narciso Rodriguez
For Her Eau de Parfum Intense
Narciso Rodriguez launches For Her Eau de Parfum Intense in 2025, composed by Sonia Constant, which intensifies the signature musk of the for her collection. Peach and Calabria bergamot open the accord, followed by white flowers, before a base of vetiver, amber, and vanilla. The house states it has extended the longevity of the musk through artificial intelligence technology and headspace capture.
- Brand
- Narciso Rodriguez
- Launch year
- 2025
- Perfumer
- Gender
- Women
- Olfactory family
- Chypre
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum Intense
Where to buy
For Her Eau de Parfum Intense joins the for her collection of Narciso Rodriguez in 2025. The house entrusts its composition to Sonia Constant, perfumer of several opuses in the line, with a precise mandate: reinterpret the musk heart in a more intense version.
The collection dates back to the eponymous perfume of 2003, created by Christine Nagel and Francis Kurkdjian for the American couturier of Cuban origin, founder of his label in 1997. Its distinctive, almost skin-like musk became the signature of the house, since declined into eau de parfum and flankers.
For this version, the house explains that it used artificial intelligence technology and headspace capture to amplify the musk note and extend its longevity, without altering the olfactory architecture of the collection.
It presents it as a singular addition to for her, with an intensity that sets it apart from the original eau de parfum: more fruity and more luminous, but built around the musk of the collection.
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The advertising
Angelina Kendall by Mario Sorrenti
A black-and-white portrait of Angelina Kendall by Mario Sorrenti, creative direction by Malin Ericson; the muse speaks in it.
Angelina Kendall by Mario Sorrenti
The campaign is photographed by Mario Sorrenti, in a minimalist black and white faithful to the house's aesthetic. It features Angelina Kendall, an Australian model discovered on social media during lockdown, and gives her a voice: the press sees it as the first Narciso Rodriguez campaign in which the muse speaks.
Models.com credits Malin Ericson for creative direction, Camilla Nickerson for styling, and Ashley Brokaw for casting. Say Who places the unveiling of the campaign at a dinner in Milan, on the evening of the perfume's launch.