Red Shoes

A floral woody fragrance. A fragrance with a silky effect, illustrating both feminity and sensuality.

“Red Shoes” is the name of a 1948 ballet movie for which Jacques Fath designed the fabulous costumes of prima ballerina, Moira Schearer. In 1950, Fath designed a sumptuous red silky dress with the same name, worn by model Bettina. This incredible dress inspired the perfumer to create a fragrance with a sparkling opening with a fresh sensation. The blue ginger and pink pepper evoke the cold and metallic colors of the silky and satiny dress. The flamboyant rose damascena absolute highlights the opulence of masterful patchouli, both spreading a very strong sillage.

The fragrance is created by perfumer Cécile Zarokian

The perfume family: floral, fruity, spicy

Top notes: grapefruit, aldeghydes, red berries, blackcurrant

Heart notes: geranium, rose, ginger, pink pepper

Base notes: cashmere wood, patchouli, musk