Lalique de Lalique, more refined than ever. It was in 1885 that René Lalique took over the workshop of jeweler Jules Destape, place Gallion in Paris. From 1888 onward, he created his first chased gold jewelry, inspired by antiquity and japonism.
Lalique: Marie-Claude Lalique between tradition and modernity...
A true ambassador fragrance of the house, Lalique de Lalique represents floral, elegant femininity combined with the joyful gourmand character of fruit. A femininity in perfect continuity with the creations of René and Marc Lalique and in keeping with the modernity and fine creativity of the family's last descendant of glassmaking artists, Marie-Claude Lalique.
Lalique, or the very first feminine perfume from the famous Lalique glassmaking house
To be born and reborn while preserving the excellence of one's roots and innovating enough for modernity to shine through, such was the bold wager Marie-Claude Lalique set for herself in creating her very first perfume, Lalique, released by the brand new Lalique perfume house.
So, as if for good luck but above all to pay tribute to the past of its artistic roots, this first perfume, named simply and rather logically Lalique, was presented to the public and the press in a carriage of the legendary Orient-Express. A train that René Lalique decorated with his finest works. The house's first perfume thus seems marked by the many historical testimonies of the greatest perfumers as well as by the wind of modernity brought by Marie-Claude Lalique.
Lalique, the perfume, was quickly a phenomenal success and marked the promising beginning of Lalique in perfumery. As a result, Lalique was used every year to showcase the artistic glasswork done around the bottles by Marie-Claude Lalique. As a living and current symbol of its creators' craftsmanship, Lalique is displayed in bottles each more magnificent than the last. Worth noting is the magnificent 2012 edition created for the brand's twentieth anniversary in a crystal and gold honeysuckle bottle.
Created in 1992, the Lalique de Lalique line is the first cornerstone of the house of Lalique. It pays tribute to it every year by dedicating a limited edition crystal collection bottle to it. Lalique for Lalique.
Musky flowers and fruits for a modern and poetic flight signed Lalique for Lalique
Originally created in 1992, the Lalique juice was composed by Max Gavarry, then reworked for its twentieth anniversary in 2012 by Sophia Grojsman. This new orchestration of the cult fragrance's composition notably made the notes airier through the appearance of pretty white flowers, as well as more present and pronounced scents marked by fine feminine modernity.
From the very start, this beautiful Lalique carries us away on a breeze of flowers, wrapping us in notes of Bulgarian rose, jasmine and pretty, spicy wallflower. The majestic iris comes to powder these delicate flowers with its intoxicating, soft scent. At the heart, fruits become the masters of this Lalique, offering us deliciously sweet juices of pear, blackcurrant leaf and wild blackberry notes. Finally, Mysore sandalwood wraps itself in the tenderness of white musk and the gourmand quality of vanilla, delighting us further with its amber depths.
More than ever, this first Lalique de Lalique perfume embodies the passion between Lalique crystal and the world of perfume. A true ode to the modern woman that René and Marc Lalique cherished above all, Lalique de Lalique paints the olfactory portrait of a modern woman, delicately floral and deeply sensual.