Released in 2011 within the Private Blend collection, echoing Tom Ford’s lipsticks, Jasmin Rouge is signed by Rodrigo Flores-Roux. The house presents it as a spiced floral: a sambac jasmine haloed with clary sage and black and white peppers, over a base of labdanum and amber, in a deep red bottle.
The Private Blend bottle in deep red glass, with the architectural look of a chess piece, in a chocolate-brown box.
Jasmin Rouge takes up the Private Blend bottle, dressed here in a flamboyant red, Osmoz notes. The house wanted this deep red to evoke a lush, hedonistic glamour, as audacious as the lacquered lips from which the fragrance takes its name.
According to the house, the 50 and 100 ml bottles have the sleek, architectural look of a chess piece, lending monumental beauty to a vanity. A chocolate-brown presentation box completes this luxurious dress.
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