Obsessed for Women

A true Calvin Klein best-seller, this juice is now back in the spotlight. Calvin Klein decided to transform it into a new, more contemporary version. It now takes the name Obsessed For Women but still places fervor and sensuality at the heart of its concerns.

The aromatic and carnal breath of Obsessed For Women

Obsessed For Women is a perfume that has managed to retain all the essence of its predecessor. It symbolizes love in its most passionate form. Obsessed For Women is a perfume synonymous with desire, passion, youth and provocation. It is both provocative and bewitching, highlighting all the charm of femininity. Obsessed For Women presents itself, like its predecessor, as powerful, warm, spicy and amber. It leaves behind an ardent and irresistible scent. Its tempting breath was crafted by a duo of perfumers. Honorine Blanc brought her characterful and highly charismatic touch. Indeed, while the creator is known for her very varied style, she does not hide her love for fragrances with a strong temperament. Annick Ménardo, for her part, always strives to bring a real sense of modernity to her compositions. And it is precisely this avant-gardism that is found in the perfume Obsessed For Women. It revolves largely around the scent of lavender. The idea is surprising when one considers that this is an ingredient mostly reserved for men's perfumery. Lavender gives Obsessed For Women a Mediterranean and sun-kissed side. It is also enriched with musk for a most carnal, almost erotic and thoroughly captivating result.

The grand return of Kate Moss at Calvin Klein

Beyond the obsessive scent of this new perfume, Obsessed For Women also intends to make a name for itself through its advertising. Indeed, in 1992, the Calvin Klein house caused a scandal by having Kate Moss pose undressed. This advertisement marked the beginning of a long love story between the English model and the house. Kate Moss notably lent her body and her gaze to Calvin Klein jeans, its lingerie and its perfumes. While the young woman has since become a globally recognized star, Calvin Klein decided to bring back some of the unused shots from that era to create its new advertisement for Obsessed For Women. The idea is unexpected, to say the least, and already promises to delight fans of the house. As Raf Simons, Calvin Klein's new artistic director, explains, the house's goal is to return to the brand's roots. If one thing must sum up Calvin Klein's visual identity, it is the Obsession campaign by Mario Sorrenti with Kate Moss, he says. The result already promises to make more than one person dream!