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Twilly Eau Poivrée and its bottle, a lantern bottle so girly. From Eau d'Hermès, which was first released in a very limited way in the 1950s, to this pretty Twilly Eau Poivrée released in 2019, almost every Hermès bottle comes in the same lantern bottle. And indeed, this bottle shaped like a carriage lantern highlights the house's equestrian origins, its history. And yet Twilly Eau Poivrée manages to carry both these witnesses of history and attributes that are, in contrast, far more modern — the Hermès magic!
Twilly Eau Poivrée and its bottle, between traditions of the past and absolute modernity
For many years now, the house of Hermès has been characterized by fragrances that are always elegant yet always highly distinctive, and this is certainly the case with this pretty Twilly Eau Poivrée, which handles warmth and coolness with boundless dexterity! Yet, looking at these very classically styled bottles, one might think otherwise. A mistaken impression, as Hermès has always known how to create surprise.
Indeed, the lantern bottle emblematic of the house since Eau d'Hermès in 1951 remains the hallmark of this Twilly Eau Poivrée, except that its shape is lower than usual and its bowler-hat cap ultimately much wider than at the start. And yet anyone who dives into the fresh, spicy delights of Twilly Eau Poivrée knows that this fragrance is anything but classic, quite the contrary!
Moreover, while the glass of Twilly Eau Poivrée pays tribute to the house's past as a saddlery that equipped carriages, the candy-pink color of its juice evokes much more the ultra-modern young women of today, a touch rebellious but always very feminine.
The unique silk square that wraps around Twilly Eau Poivrée's lantern bottle
The bottle, inspired by the old lanterns of bygone carriages, protects this elegant water, which a hand-tied silk ribbon wraps around in reminiscence of the famous square, each ribbon being unique, just as Twilly Eau Poivrée is unique for each woman! Lexnews.fr on Twilly Eau Poivrée.
The bottle of Twilly Eau Poivrée therefore does not only embody the brilliant marriage of past and modern with its classic lantern bottle gleaming in pink. It also carries the colorful mark of the famous Twilly scarf that inspired Christine Nagel, the Hermès in-house perfumer.
Indeed, the Twilly is the clearest symbol of the new relationship that Hermès has managed to build between young women and its famous scarves, scarves that young customers freely repurpose from their original use and share among themselves. And so the pretty bottle of Twilly Eau Poivrée, just like its predecessor Twilly, also carries this colorful silk strand around its wide neck in cheerful, pop colors, always different, because every young Hermès woman is, at heart, unique.