Lancôme
La Nuit Trésor Vanille Noire
La Nuit Trésor Vanille Noire is an Eau de Parfum by Lancôme launched in 2025, signed by Amandine Clerc-Marie and Honorine Blanc. The house presents it as the first amber juice of the La Nuit Trésor collection, born in 2015: Damascena rose, Bourbon vanilla and an oud wood accord, in the diamond bottle, here tinted with an orange amber, with Penélope Cruz for the campaign.
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La Nuit Trésor Vanille Noire extends Lancôme's La Nuit Trésor collection, launched in 2015 and enriched since then with fifteen flankers according to ifragrance, between permanent versions and limited editions. Wikiparfum and ifragrance date this new interpretation to 2025.
Lancôme, like ifragrance, credits Amandine Clerc-Marie and Honorine Blanc. Christophe Raynaud, co-author with Amandine Clerc-Marie of La Nuit Trésor in 2015, is not credited on this version.
The house presents it as the first amber juice of the collection, and ifragrance as the warmest version of the series to date, built around a black vanilla with leathery nuances.
Lancôme sets this creation within a romantic narrative at the Louvre, at night, a perfumed kiss that revives passionate memories. The house speaks of a mysteriously addictive and sophisticated interpretation, where the opulence of vanilla clashes with leathery contrasts, before a honeyed Damascena rose ignites the smokiness of the oud wood accord.
Olfactory pyramid
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- Base notesWhat lingers
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The advertising
Penélope Cruz, face of the campaign
Penélope Cruz carries the digital campaign, a nighttime encounter at the Louvre, according to Lancôme and ifragrance.
Lancôme entrusts the campaign to Penélope Cruz, its ambassador since the beginnings of La Nuit Trésor in 2015. The house stages her at the Louvre museum, in the amber glow of a sunset, an invitation to an intimate adventure placed under the sign of an incandescent love.
Ifragrance specifies that this is a digital campaign and ties the narrative to a fleeting romantic encounter at the Louvre, at midnight; neither photographer nor director is named.