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The Feminin Pluriel fragrance of the avant-garde brand Maison Francis Kurkdjian and launched in 2014. It belongs to the Floral olfactory family and was prepared by Kurkdjian himself, who intends to evoke that eternal timeliness with his chords, as well as through the great classics that served as inspiration for this comforting and luminous perfume.
A spit of irresistible chords that unite to delight us in an impressive floral bouquet. At the departure of the iris chords of Florence, violet chord, jasmine of Egypt, azahar, rose of May of Grasse and in its background rich notes of vetiver and pachulí of Indonesia.
A content enclosed in a practical glass jar, comfortable to transport and locate anywhere and a beautiful and elegant cover engraved of rose gold color to bring more style to the presentation of this perfume. A jar that evokes the silhouette of the most modern skyscrapers of an agitated yet charming city.
Francis Kurkdjian is a contemporary perfumer, who became famous at the age of 26 for designing the aroma of Le Male for Jean Paul Gaultier, one of the best-selling perfumes in the world. This was followed by more than forty additional creations for the world's leading perfume companies. Kurkdjian opened the roads to a new generation of perfumes. In 2001 he won the François Coty Award in recognition of his career. He co-founded his own luxury fragrances house Maison Francis Kurkdjian with his business partner Marc Chaya in 2009 in Paris.
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