La Petit Robe Noire - the new Fragrance by Guerlain! Xx

La Petit Robe Noire is

 a Beautiful new Fragrance that has taken

two years to create by Thierry Wasser Guerlain's

'nose alchemist' who during his travels has

found beautiful fragrant treasures to 

combine temptingly together.  

It was created in the 

Creation Studio Retreat of the the
Champs Elysees

 Guerlain Boutique in Paris

There is tonka bean, vanilla, iris and Patchouli

the house ingredients 'the Guerlinade' and then

especially for La Petit Robe Noire

Black Cherry, Patchouli and Rose

- both Bulgarian Rose

and candied Turkish Rose in Absolute

There is also almond, delicious berries, 

fresh sparkling bergamot

liquorice,anise, and smoky black lapsang leaves so

the smell is silky and like a rose macaroon.

And just like 'La Petit Robe Noire' Typically 

and Thoroughly Parisianne  

The Bottle Illustration is drawn by Serge Manseau

Watch the Commercial on YouTube

And the man himself, Thierry Wasser at the Historic Guerlain Store

on the Champs Elysees showing us all the ingredients 

for La Petit Robe Noire

Guerlain have traditionally worked with Illustrators such as

Darcy, Cassandra and Nikasinovitch

This time 

                 Kuntzel+Deygas Have Illustrated Le Petit Robe Noire.

Olivier Kuntzel, a precursor of digital graphic art in France, 

graduated from the olivier de serres applied arts school 

with a diploma in visual communication. 

Florence Deygas, a key figure in “elegant drawing”, 

graduated from the Gobelins Visual arts School 

with a diploma in animated film. 

Since 1990, they have united their talents 

as designers and illustrators 

under the name Kuntzel+Deygas to co-create 

“narrative” graphic design with an inimitable style.

their “creatures” have claimed a place in all modes of creation: 

objects, cinema, advertising campaigns and exhibitions all over the world.

their illustrated duos – the beauty (by Deygas) and Her beast (by Kuntzel), 

the two black dogs Caperino and Peperone or Winney and Loosey, 

the orange bull and the black donkey 

– helped create a buzz for the greatest couture, 

watch, leather goods and jewellery houses, 

even finding their way to magazine covers.

on the big screen, they designed legendary opening credits: 

Catch Me if You Can by Steven Spielberg, 

the Pink Panther by Shawn Levy and le Petit Nicolas by Laurent Tirard.

This collaboration with Guerlain brings 

a new character to life. 

The sleek figure of a mischievous, endearing and refined Parisian woman 

moving through a unique showcase on the borders 

of fragrance and fashion. 

Hand-sewn and tailor-made to capture all 

the personality of la Petite Robe Noire. 

PaRis

is my kingdom...

i stroll through it at will. My light step leaves

no eyes still.

Until next time J Xx