RED SHOES BY JACQUES FATH PARFUMS
Jacques Fath was born in France in 1912. Fascinated by fashion since his early years, the young designer opens his first Couture house in Paris in 1937. His unique and glamorous style brings him immediate success. Known for dressing the “young Chic Parisian “, Jacques Fath attracts well-known and wealthy clients. Hubert de Givenchy, Guy Laroche and Valentino Garavani – all worked as assistants in his atelier and later would form their own Fashion Houses. The perfumes’ saga begins with the launch of Chasuble in 1945. Later with the creation of Iris Gris and Green Water in collaboration with perfumer Vincent Roubert, Jacques Fath Perfumes become legend.
EXCLUSIVE NOTE FROM CREATIVE DIRECTOR
As a special gift for you, creative director Rania Naim added an extra note to listen to while you experience the perfume for a multi-sensory experience.
A Floral Woody fragrance
Red Shoes is the name of 1948 ballet movie for which Jacques Fath designed the fabulous costumes of prima ballerina, Moira Schearer. In 1950, Fath designed a sopmtuous red silky dress with the same name, worn by model Bettina. This incredible dress inspired to the perfumer this fragrance with a sparkling opening with this first fresh sensation. The blue Ginger and Pink pepper evokes 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. A fragrance with a silky effect, illustrating both feminity and sensuality.
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BEHIND THE SCENT
Cécile Zarokian is a Perfumer based in Paris. For over 15 years she has created fragrances and worked with some of the best independent perfumery houses. It has been some time since she presented her first major creation, Amouage Epic Woman, and she still manages to amaze fans with new, incredible creations.
