Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina Ricci

In turn, in 2017, this fragrance revealed another of its faces, lighter and airier. This was Luna Blossom, and it is precisely this one that concerns us today. Through its new Les Monstres de Nina collection, Nina Ricci has reinterpreted this same essence and turned it into a Luna Blossom that is far more atypical, with a distinctly Asian inspiration.

Ana Strumpf and Guto Requena, the new players in the Les Monstres de Nina collection

The new Les Monstres de Nina collection showcases the house's iconic Nina Ricci bottles and transforms them through the talent of two Brazilian artists: Ana Strumpf and Guto Requena. Ana Strumpf is renowned worldwide for her original creations reworking some of the best-known magazine covers. Ana Strumpf's world is often full of color and regularly flirts with the world of childhood. Guto Requena, for his part, is a designer who blends architecture, design and cyberculture. His inspiration draws on current trends and appeals particularly to the younger generation. Together, they were tasked with the challenge of transforming three of Nina Ricci's most famous fragrance bottles, namely Nina, Luna and Luna Blossom.

The quirky, childlike bottle of Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina

Let us look at the new bottle of Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina. Of course, the case's emblematic apple shape has been kept. Likewise, its pink color is still omnipresent. However, it has swapped its former purple highlights for a much more flashy tone. Two enormous eyes are also fixed on its front face, sitting above a small heart-shaped nose. As a result, Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina immediately takes on the look of a playful creature. With it, one is squarely in Ana Strumpf's world. A fuchsia ribbon is also attached at the neck, connected to an oversized pompom.

Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina, a juice from Asia

Naturally, such a visual immediately makes one want to discover the scent of this new fragrance. Nina Ricci chose to focus on a juice with a strongly Asian inspiration. Thus, Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina revolves around two key ingredients: Japanese rice cake and orange blossom. The result is a gourmand, sun-kissed fragrance, a true treat to indulge in without restraint!

More than ever, whether visually or olfactorily, Luna Blossom Les Monstres de Nina draws one into an offbeat world. Yet its childlike appearance takes nothing away from the innate refinement of the Nina Ricci house.