Launched in 2014, a year after Repetto’s first eau de toilette, the Eau de Parfum composed by Olivier Polge is inspired by a performance night. The house describes it as a woody floriental: plum and cherry blossom, rose absolute and orange blossom, patchouli and an amber elixir that the press says is centered on vanilla. Its round bottle is entirely frosted.
The eau de toilette’s round bottle, entirely frosted and tinted amber, tied with pink satin and signed with its tassel, in a black box.
The eau de parfum takes up the round, fluid silhouette of the 2013 bottle, which the house describes as carved in perpetual motion, like a body in the middle of a choreography. The glass becomes entirely frosted, and Osmoz notes a more amber tint, to convey the intensity of the juice.
A pink satin ribbon, tied at the neck, recalls dancers’ ankles laced into their Repetto shoes, and a tassel signs the bottle. The deep black box, wrapped in pink ribbons and a tassel, contrasts with the powder-pink box of the eau de toilette.