Le Beau, an eau de toilette launched in 2019, is the Le Male offshoot that Jean Paul Gaultier pairs with La Belle in his Garden of Eden tale. Quentin Bisch and Sonia Constant built it on tonka bean and coconut wood, brightened by bergamot. The bottle takes up the line’s muscular torso, dressed only in a golden vine leaf.
The muscular torso of the Le Male line, a slender silhouette dressed in a single golden vine leaf, in a cylindrical metal case.
Le Beau takes up the male torso that serves as the bottle for the Le Male line. The house draws it as a slender silhouette with prominent muscles and presents it in a cylindrical metal case.
A vine leaf as its only garment
The torso wears nothing but a golden vine leaf, its only garment. The house makes it the symbol of an ultra-sexy masculinity, echoing La Belle, whose bust has no adornment but a necklace of flowers.
The vine leaf ties the bottle to Gaultier’s Garden of Eden, where the house has the couple live and places the temptation that unites them.
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