Pleats Please is the fruity floral eau de toilette Issey Miyake launched in July 2012, signed by Aurélien Guichard of Givaudan. It pays tribute to the designer’s line of pleated clothing: nashi pear at the top, peony and sweet pea at the heart, cedar, patchouli, vanilla and white musks in the base, in a bottle cut as a polyhedron.
A bottle cut as a many-faceted polyhedron, evoking pleated fabric, topped with a white cap shaped like a corolla.
Pleats Please comes in a many-faceted polyhedral bottle that gives the impression of pleated fabric, echoing the clothing line it is named after. Osmoz describes a white cap shaped like a cupped flower.
Robin, on Now Smell This, adores it and finds it even more beautiful in person, while noting that it divides her readers. Victoria, on Bois de Jasmin, considers its facets its most interesting feature and likes its heavy cap.
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