Néroli Solaire, a luminous caress joins the dancing world of Repetto. It all began in 1947... Roland Petit was then a dancer and choreographer in a Parisian workshop. His mother, Rose Repetto, decided to make him custom dance shoes. Quickly, the quality of her creation became known.
Repetto is a true institution in the world of classical dance. Indeed, since 1947, Repetto has designed ballet flats, renowned as the best quality dance shoes to be found on the planet. A hallmark of French excellence, Repetto thus fuels the dreams of thousands of little girls, aspiring one day to tread the greatest opera stages on their pointes. This time, in 2022, in a truly sun-kissed and exotic momentum, Repetto presents its new feminine fragrance, designed to accompany the movement of dancers and offer them a new radiance. Described as a sun-kissed, radiant and captivating essence, Repetto Néroli Solaire comes with a bottle of a brand new color.
The new yellow color of Repetto Néroli Solaire
Usually, the Repetto house relies mainly on pink to create its bottles. Indeed, pink is a symbol of delicacy and femininity. What is more, it is also the color most used for dancers' tutus. Nevertheless, for once, Repetto decided to forgo pink for this fragrant creation. Now, Repetto Néroli Solaire comes in a glass case tinted with a transparent, luminous yellow. Far from having been chosen at random, this color alone evokes all the light contained in this fragrance. Indeed, since this creation is placed under the sign of a beautiful summer day, so is its bottle. Repetto Néroli Solaire visually evokes the radiant aspect of a summer sky. Its radiant spirit is obvious the moment its bottle appears. What is more, let us recall that yellow is historically a very positive color. Since Greco-Roman antiquity, yellow has symbolized wealth, light, fertility and prosperity.
Repetto Néroli Solaire, a bottle embodying movement
Even though its color departs somewhat from the traditional world of dance, Repetto Néroli Solaire does not forget the house's origins. Its silhouette is a true ode to movement. Its bottle itself seems shaped by a dancer's steps. Fluid and generous, it has an irregular surface, creating subtle plays of light within the thickness of its walls. Its roundness is a mark of extreme generosity and perfect tenderness. Its cap, meanwhile, forms a wave. Here again, the eye is invited to follow the movement. Finally, if transparency is omnipresent in this bottle, it is also to give it a more airy quality, like the ballet flats and tulle of a dancer floating in the air.
Satin, another material inseparable from the world of classical dance
Finally, if there were only one material inseparable from the dancer, it would probably be satin. It is present on all the Repetto house's ballet flats. What is more, it is also what is used to tie and hold dancers' ankles. It is therefore only natural that satin should appear on the bottle of Repetto Néroli Solaire. A small white ribbon is fixed at its neck.