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.
Fuchsia bottle adorned with a metallic ribbon, the fragrance’s emblem; eau de parfum in 30, 50 and 80 ml, with a body line.
Osmoz describes a fuchsia bottle leaning toward purple, adorned with a metallic ribbon: the house ties onto it the symbol of its heroine’s secret power. It also presents it as a deep fuchsia bottle, with an elegant bow-shaped cap.
The eau de parfum came in 30, 50 and 80 ml, with a body lotion, a shower gel and a deodorant. For Dancing Ribbon, the bottle turned bright red, a color the house says features in Nina Ricci’s fashion sketches, and the bow garnet.