Le Beau Male

In 1993, Jean Paul Gaultier launched his first feminine fragrance, Jean Paul Gaultier, which would become Classique. Le Male, for its part, was launched in 1995. A fragrance that has become legendary, Le Male revolutionized masculine perfumery. 18 years later, Jean Paul Gaultier unveils Le Beau Male, more fatal than ever.

The nonconformist world of Jean Paul Gaultier

The enfant terrible of fashion is a nonconformist who enjoys subverting conventions. Jean Paul Gaultier does nothing like anyone else and likes to blur genders. This is why one regularly encounters women in masculine attire or men in skirts or corsets. 18 years after its release, Le Male gets a makeover with Le Beau Male, much fresher than its elder. Fresher, Le Beau Male exalts the overflowing sensuality of every man and he is regarded as an Apollo. Gone is the roguish sailor; with Le Beau Male, it takes on a new identity. One only has to look at its name to realize it. The latter is written on a misted window for a torrid freshness.

The freshly torrid notes of Le Beau Male

It was Francis Kurkdjian who imagined the new male of Jean Paul Gaultier. He is also the one who created the original. He imagined a contrasted juice, both so frosted and particularly incandescent. Moreover, lavender is its common thread, as Jean Paul Gaultier holds a particular love for this ingredient. Le Beau Male opens with a striking, invigorating freshness thanks to the presence of peppermint. This is paired with the luminosity of orange blossom. These fresh notes are overdosed with the freshness of aromatic notes such as clary sage, lavender and mugwort. Finally, the base is filled with white musks, a sensual ingredient par excellence. The whole stimulates all the senses and develops the erotic potential of every man. As for the bottle, it takes up the codes of its elder. In frosted glass, Le Beau Male is this time clad in a sailor top with icy blue stripes.

A fragrance of freshness that makes men hot. This is Jean Paul Gaultier's definition for his new male. The latter displays its virility in a bolder way. More contrasted and more frosted than the original, Le Beau Male was designed to be torrid, make no mistake!