Nina is an icon of perfumery. Presented as a fairy of modern times in love with romanticism, she treads the Parisian pavement with her disarming freshness and never ceases to intoxicate us with her captivating charm. A symbol of gourmand character and poetry, Nina possesses Parisian chic coupled with a certain je-ne-sais-quoi of carefreeness. In 2022, a new chapter of this wonderful dream is written in the long story of Nina Ricci. Nina becomes a more responsible woman and presents her new clean and vegan variant: Nina Fleur.
In 2006, the house of Nina Ricci gave birth to Nina, a dreamlike and feminine fragrance that has become legendary. In 2022, its heroine returns to the forefront and unveils herself this time in a new apple-shaped bottle, embellished with a lovely floral touch. Nina Fleur by Nina Ricci is presented as a new symbol of romanticism and poetry. Overflowing with elegance, joy and flowers, it is by turns fruity, floral or more sensual. Here is a breakdown of its formula.
The olfactory pyramid of Nina Fleur by Nina Ricci
Nina Fleur by Nina Ricci is presented as a floral and fruity fragrance. At first, it delivers all the flavor of a freshly picked fruit. For this, it relies on Italian lemon extract, an inseparable signature of Nina. This raw material brings a zest of liveliness to this floral fragrance, while making it lively and airy. The lemon is here paired with the green, juicy crispness of the granny-smith apple. Then, this radiant opening gives way to a more romantic and floral heart. In a purely Mediterranean spirit, Nina Fleur by Nina Ricci blends orange blossom and neroli. It becomes a feminine fragrance radiant with spontaneity. Cedar, meanwhile, helps increase the longevity of this fragrance. It also gives it a more contrasted base. Finally, a final touch of musk brings, in the background, a more sensual tonality.
Responsible ingredients, rigorously selected
To create Nina Fleur, the house of Nina Ricci left nothing to chance. In a more responsible approach, it took care to select only ingredients respectful of the planet and its resources. Nina Fleur by Nina Ricci notably contains responsibly sourced orange blossom. Its Italian lemon, meanwhile, is upcycled. In other words, it comes from fruit set aside from the food trade for reasons of size, appearance and aesthetics in general. This fruit is revalorized here. It is also used in its entirety, meaning in terms of juice, zest and pulp. Finally, as always, Nina Ricci supports the ban on animal testing and prohibits the use of materials derived from living beings. The result is a fully vegan fragrance.
Olivier Cresp, master perfumer of Nina Fleur
To create this fragrance, Nina Ricci called upon one of the most renowned perfumers on the planet: the talented Olivier Cresp. He spoke about his creation: with Nina Fleur, he wished to translate into fragrance that sensation of modern sun-kissed femininity seen on the Nina Ricci runways; the result is a joyfully optimistic floral and fruity fragrance. It should be recalled that Olivier Cresp is also far from new to working with the house. Indeed, he has been collaborating with Nina Ricci on the Nina collection since its beginnings, in 2006.