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Vénus de Nina Ricci

Chypre and feminine, Vénus de Nina Ricci (2024) brings together Olivier Cresp, Nathalie Lorson and Louis Monnet. Magnolia and mandarin in the top notes, fig and jasmine in the heart, patchouli and vanilla in the base compose this balanced Eau de Parfum.

Launch year
2024
Gender
Women
Olfactory family
Chypre
Concentration
Eau de Parfum
Vénus de Nina Ricci

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Vénus de Nina Ricci is an Eau de Parfum launched in 2024, signed by Alexandra Monet, Nathalie Lorson and Olivier Cresp, as the house states on its pages devoted to the fragrance and its craftsmanship.

For FashionNetwork, this launch marks the revival of the house's perfume division after eighteen years, with Nina Ricci now relying on a trilogy of scents, Nina, L’Air du Temps and Vénus, each associated with a different stage of life.

The house links Vénus to a longstanding vein of the brand: it recalls that Nina Ricci fragrances have always drawn on Robert Ricci's taste for mythology, of which Vénus is the most recent expression.

The house announces a vegan Eau de Parfum, composed of 90% ingredients of natural origin and manufactured in Grasse, where the magnolia fraction is obtained through an extraction process developed exclusively for the brand.

According to FashionNetwork, Vénus targets primarily women aged 25 to 35; the house has since extended the line with an Eau de Parfum Intense version, presented as a new, more intense and sensual vision of the goddess, and a summer edition, Vénus Eau de Parfum Florale, with an orange blossom and pineapple signature.

Olfactory pyramid

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

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A film by Charlotte Wales

Charlotte Wales directs the film, set to an aria from Madame Butterfly; Rebecca Dayan embodies Venus in a Nina Ricci couture gown.

The campaign film is directed by Charlotte Wales, produced by Colors and set to an aria from Madame Butterfly, under the signature Love yourself. Rebecca Dayan, a French actress also presented as an activist, embodies Venus, with loose hair and wearing a Nina Ricci couture gown.