Courrèges launched La Fille de l’Air in 2015, an eau de parfum composed by Fabrice Pellegrin of Firmenich and first sold on board Air France planes. The house describes it as a musky orange blossom: neroli at the top, orange blossom at the heart, white musk at the base. In 2021, Nicolas Di Felice brought it back in a new version of the bottle André Courrèges designed in 1970.
André Courrèges’s 1970 bottle, redesigned by Nicolas Di Felice: opaque, glossy glass, AC logo, lacquered beech cap.
In 2015, La Fille de l’Air took up the silhouette Courrèges gives its fragrances, a round bottle topped with a round cap. Beauty Packaging pointed out its novelty: this time it was orange. It came in 50 and 90 milliliters.
For the 2021 relaunch, Nicolas Di Felice revisited the bottle André Courrèges designed in 1970. It changed volume and became opaque, glossy and smooth, with the AC logo at its center. Its colors echo those of the vinyl pieces reissued by the house.
Made in France, it is made of 90% recycled glass and remains fully recyclable. A lacquered cap in Jura beech tops it, and its pump unscrews, which allows it to be refilled. A cylindrical case in FSC-certified paper echoes its curve.