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Ricci Ricci

Ricci Ricci is the eau de parfum Nina Ricci launched in the fall of 2009, signed by Aurélien Guichard and Jacques Huclier of Givaudan. The house describes it as fresh, floral and sensual: rhubarb zest and bergamot, four o’clock flower, tuberose and centifolia rose, patchouli and sandalwood. Its fuchsia bottle wears a ribbon, emblem of the secret power of an urban heroine embodied by Jessica Stam.

Brand
Nina Ricci
Launch year
2009
Perfumers
Gender
Women
Olfactory family
Floral
Secondary family
Gourmand
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
EAN
3137370208303 (50 ml) · 3137370310099 (80 ml)

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Nina Ricci presents Ricci Ricci as an urban heroine, glamorous and daring, whose secret power lies in her fragrance, symbolized by a ribbon. Osmoz describes her as mischievous, city-bred and slightly older than the dreamy young girl of Nina, her elder in the house.

A more grown-up heroine

At the launch in Paris, brand director Margerie Barbès Petit presented the Ricci Ricci woman as sure of her powers of seduction, a sophisticated urban heroine whose fragrance is her secret weapon and the ribbon its emblem.

At Puig, owner of Nina Ricci, José Manuel Albesa placed the target between 20 and 45 years old, while Nina’s runs from 18 to 25, and told Women’s Wear Daily that it was a very gourmand fragrance.

Ricci Ricci Dancing Ribbon

Nina Ricci drew from it Ricci Ricci Dancing Ribbon, a limited edition in which the ribbon turns flame red and raspberry and ginger join the rhubarb; the heart keeps the four o’clock flower, tuberose and centifolia rose, and the same perfumers signed the formula.

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  1. Top notesThe first minutes
  2. Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
  3. Base notesWhat lingers

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LongevityAll day
Fleeting2 votesAll day
SillageModerate
Intimate1 voteOverpowering

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Summer100 %
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Evening100 %
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Jessica Stam and the pink ribbon

Model Jessica Stam embodies Ricci Ricci and, once again, its Dancing Ribbon version, photographed on the rooftops of Paris.

Model Jessica Stam lends her face to Ricci Ricci and its pink ribbon, symbol of the heroine’s secret power. She returns for Ricci Ricci Dancing Ribbon, playing hide-and-seek on the rooftops of Paris.

The house says this second visual was inspired by pop art and by The Last Sitting, Bert Stern’s final session with Marilyn Monroe; the ribbon, now red, cuts through it like a stroke of fluorescent highlighter.

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