La Diva Mon Amour

Composed by Marie Salamagne, this juice immediately won over women with its magnetic personality and its exquisite taste for independence and audacity. This is why Emanuel Ungaro decided once again to extend this famous fragrance with even more optimism and nonchalance. Its new olfactory opus is named this time La Diva Mon Amour and already promises to carry you away in a whirlwind of emotions.

The couture spirit of Emanuel Ungaro

Before being a perfumer, Emanuel Ungaro was above all a Franco-Italian couturier, founder of a Haute Couture house bearing his name. Having learned everything from his father, Emanuel Ungaro was then trained by Balenciaga before joining the Courrèges workshops and creating his own label, in 1965. Emanuel Ungaro quickly made a name for himself with his audacious creations, made at first with limited means. His signature consisted of mixing prints and very different vivid shades. It would seem that it is precisely in this way that Emanuel Ungaro decided to enhance the bottle of La Diva Mon Amour. It takes on a geometric shape. Its base forms a sort of diamond gathering many of the codes of the Emanuel Ungaro house. Various patterns, sometimes opaque, sometimes transparent, come together on its base. Its glass, pleated on its left side, echoes in turn the art of draping so widely used by Emanuel Ungaro. Its cap sits atop a fabric collar. The whole is rendered in fuchsia tones evocative of a lipstick shade that could perfectly adorn the sensual mouth of a diva.

The fruity gourmand character of La Diva Mon Amour

From then on, with such a visual, Emanuel Ungaro arouses interest and makes one want to discover what lies inside its bottle. It would seem that it is a dazzling cocktail of fruits paired with a graceful, summery floral bouquet. The opening of La Diva Mon Amour mixes blackcurrant and raspberry, two tangy red fruits colliding with the Mediterranean freshness of mandarin. Then, the queen of feminine perfumery takes over the recipe. Rose stands out at its heart and is nuanced by a scent of freesia, a more airy white flower. Licorice brings more gourmand character here without falling into an excess of sweetness. The whole is further wrapped in tonka bean and Peru balsam. Finally, La Diva Mon Amour ends with the sensual and animalic presence of musk. The result is a particularly charming fragrance, displaying all the grace of a woman fully aware of her charms.