Olympéa: the fragrance of a goddess of the new millennium. After a man half-god, half-youth, Invictus, a woman equal to his divine powers had to be created; this would be Olympéa, the sublimated woman who was thus born within the house of Paco Rabanne in 2015.
Known since 1965 in the world of haute couture for his impertinence, Paco Rabanne is a designer who does not go unnoticed. Indeed, he delights in repurposing unexpected materials to craft improbable and futuristic fashion pieces. This same creativity and audacity is found in his perfumery. His fragrances give free rein to his imagination and are a genuine playground. Thus, each Paco Rabanne essence tells a story. After the dazzling Lady Million, Paco Rabanne decided to present its goddess Olympéa in 2015. Since then, this symbol of a liberated and conquering woman has continued to make waves. What accounts for such success? Here is our review.
Olfastory’s review
Olympéa, the image of a sovereign and eternal femininity
The fragrance Olympéa immediately plunges into a prestigious world. Conceived as a divine and celestial creature, it is presented by Paco Rabanne as the masterpiece of the gods. This mythical essence is aimed at a woman who is as powerful as she is formidable. Olympéa seems to capture in its breath all the power of the heavens. The whole is presented in a bottle designed as a rosy trophy. Who is it for? For the nymph Olympéa of Paco Rabanne, but also for all women in general, whom the designer honors in majesty. She who wears this fragrance is a kind of modern goddess, imposing in her stride a true olfactory revolution. Entirely timeless, Olympéa is a plunge into the heart of mythology. So, how about ascending Mount Olympus together?
Olympéa by Paco Rabanne, a fragrance endowed with a powerful sex appeal
To make this sovereignty and absolute femininity reign, Paco Rabanne chose to move toward a highly contrasted and seductive juice. Everything begins with an intense freshness, from which numerous marine notes escape. Then, a salty vanilla appears at its heart, giving a more erotic dimension to its opulent, elegant jasmine. Little by little, this seductive spirit continues in a sillage of ambergris. Sandalwood, for its part, increases the persistence of the whole, while giving Olympéa a deeper, more mysterious base. From then on, this women's fragrance unfolds a magnetic seduction impossible to resist!
A timeless bottle crafted like a trophy
Finally, as if all these elements were not enough to establish the fame of the goddess Olympéa, Paco Rabanne decided to present its fragrance in a bottle of great beauty. Sturdy and elegant, it seems to come straight from the mountain of the gods: Olympus. More than a cup, it is the symbol of triumphant femininity. Forming a perfect circle, it is surrounded by laurel leaves, giving it added majesty. With it, femininity is omnipresent, in a rose-gold hue. Unquestionably, whoever holds this bottle of perfume possesses a precious power.