Taken from the heart of the Mediterranean, the epicenter of harmonies and contrasts, a classic fragrance is reborn. Pour Femme, by Domineco Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.
Passionate, maternal and sensual, the first version of the perfume has already been available. Released in 1992, it reified the harmony of the association of two different worlds. It is a perfect synthesis between innate love for tradition and a natural yearning for the contemporary. And, as their clothes cover the women’s body, their scents discover these warm, relentless, and determined, but also authentic souls that know their stories and know their values.
The duo incorporates these values into their new scent combination of a neroli bloom and jasmine and orange flowers, before leading to a base of marshmallow, vanilla, sandalwood and heliotrope. Under the new “return to the roots” campaign, the Italian Fellini years have been revived by the delightful and busty Mediterranean beauty Laetitia Casta. It is this authentic transalpine eroticism that Mario Testino seeks to capture: black and white photos, jagged black or golden clothes, allowing free movement of the body.
Finally, perhaps it is the distinctive essence of the Sicilian atmosphere that leaves behind this fragrance. It is a mysterious smell, the scent of the melodious maternal presence of the Italian woman that, like her, keeps the secret of its composition.
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