Pour Femme, an eau de parfum launched by Lacoste in 2003, is the feminine counterpart to Pour Homme, released a year earlier. Olivier Cresp built it as a woody floral: freesia and black pepper in the top, jasmine, rose and heliotrope in the heart, cedar and suede in the base. Its glass bottle, with a slender silhouette, comes in a beige, gold and white box.
A tall, narrow glass bottle with a slender silhouette that the house presents as a totem of the modern woman, in a beige, gold and white box.
The house presents the Pour Femme bottle as a totem for the modern woman. It stands out for its slender silhouette, a tall, narrow glass with a pared-down line.
A beige, gold and white box
The box extends the design of the bottle and echoes its line. The house offers it in shades of beige, gold and white that it calls harmonious, a soft palette that stays within the restraint of the bottle.
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