With La Petite Robe Noire Parfum, Guerlain gives its line a new intensity: a highly concentrated variation signed by Delphine Jelk. The Centifolia rose from Grasse, the line’s emblematic flower, dominates a generous bouquet of roses, lifted by a gourmand praline accord, over a base of patchouli, vanilla and tonka bean. The inverted-heart bottle is dressed in neon pink and black.
The emblematic flower of La Petite Robe Noire, the Centifolia rose from Grasse, shows here, according to the house, a more assertive character than ever. Set in a generous bouquet of roses, its absolute is enhanced by a praline accord with a gourmand allure.
Like a dark case making a jewel shine, patchouli, vanilla notes and tonka bean come together, according to the house, to reveal the rose’s natural beauty, which remains the main character of the formula.
What stays out
The house does not divide the formula into tiers and names no top note; the ingredient list nevertheless declares bergamot and bitter orange peel oils. None of its descriptions mentions cherry.
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