Paradiso Azzurro

This is also the case with the fragrance Paradiso Azzurro. It is a luminous celebration of the beauty of the Mediterranean coast.

A collaboration between Roberto Cavalli and Louise Turner

To create his fragrance, Roberto Cavalli called upon perfumer Louise Turner. She was born in Kent and it is precisely there that she draws her inspiration. Indeed, for her, a fragrance can only be born from an emotion or a memory. She therefore draws directly on her memory to create her works. Having discovered the world of perfumery by chance, she now works with the greatest creative houses. Nevertheless, alongside her artistic sensibility, she also possesses highly advanced scientific knowledge. Moreover, her father was a chemist, and this is how she took her first steps into this world. Generally speaking, Louise Turner says she is particularly fond of cut grass and honeysuckle. This is the scent of her first summers, and it is a bit of this freshness that she has placed in Paradiso Azzurro. This is a very luminous and radiant creation. It is a juice that is both soft and delicate, not unlike the scent of a sea breeze. As such, it seems infused with the sensuality and tenderness of the perfumer behind its creation.

The Italian and maritime scent of Paradiso Azzurro

When one smells the fragrance of Paradiso Azzurro, there is no trace of the hot, stifling Mediterranean climate. It is conceived with softness and delicacy. It reveals floral effluvia similar to those that might be released by a flower covered in dew. As such, Paradiso Azzurro is similar to the caress of a sea breeze. It is both charming and sensual, immersing us in a world of seduction. Similar to a summer sky, Paradiso Azzurro leaves behind a very cheerful and joyful sillage. It is intended for a dynamic woman who is happy to be alive. Nevertheless, it should be noted that she is also marked by great elegance. Paradiso Azzurro is the fragrance of an irresistible femininity, endowed with a spontaneous and contagious air, at ease with herself and above all with others. Its scent opens on a freshness built on bergamot, mandarin and white musk. Then, the exoticism of fruits and the velvety softness of peach blend with a large bouquet of flowers. This is clearly dominated by the richness of jasmine as well as the elegance of rose. Tuberose is also present and is then freshened by marine notes. Finally, the whole gradually warms up to achieve a woodier sillage built on sandalwood, amber woods, cashmeran and vanilla.