Olympéa, Paco Rabanne's new feminine fragrance, is a fresh oriental, a meeting between the sensuality of a salty vanilla accord and the freshness of floral notes.
The bottle is the work of Marc Ange, a designer born in Rome. With strong symbolism, it is a perfect circle, similar to sacred talismans, placed on a crown of coppery metal and molded with gallons.
In a horizontal position, this ring evokes the laurels of victory. Vertically, this seal is reminiscent of the wings of ancient statuary, the Nike - the goddess of Victory in Greek mythology - of all conquests.
"Symmetry and geometry are used here to express pride, but proportions and shapes add softness and femininity," explains Marc Ange.
Like a jewel, the stopper is removed to reveal the fragrance, underlining the exquisite character of the bottle.
With the wings of victory, the case shows the character of Olympéa, the feminine expression of triumph, through a palette of pale pink, pure white and rose gold tones.
