Nina Ricci is a fashion house founded in Paris in 1932 by Maria "Nina" Ricci and her son Robert. The brand is now owned by the Spanish beauty and fashion group Puig since 1998.
In 1946, Maison Nina Ricci created its very first perfume, Coeur Joie, followed by the emblematic L’Air du Temps which has embodied the timelessness of the House for 70 years now. It is still in production today and remains a bestseller for the company.
It captures Maria and Robert Ricci's passion, love, and elegance for a new generation. Robert collaborated with renowned perfumer Francis Fabron to produce a fragrance that matched the elegance of Madame Maria Ricci's gowns. Marc Lalique created the graceful twin-dove crystal bottle in which the perfumes are presented.
This month, we've chosen Nina Ricci L'Air Du Temps X Antoinette Poisson as our fragrance of the month. L'Air du Temps is an ode to peace, love and freedom. The air we breathe, the mood of the moment and the reflection of each era are all part of L'Air du Temps.
Antoinette Poisson has given L'Air du Temps by Nina Ricci a brand-new makeover for Spring/Summer 2022. This limited- edition fragrance was developed in association with the Parisian company known for its coveted handmade wallpapers. It has a unique appearance and a fresh scent.
By completely encircling the L'Air de Temps bottle in this unique design, Antoinette Poisson updates the Toile de Jouy pattern. A blue and white pattern honours Nina Ricci's beloved dove symbol, which stands for peace. The vibrant aroma inside the bottle is echoed by the glossy white lacquer on the bottle, which has a porcelain-like appearance.
This lightness blends into a seductive floral base of orange and mimosa blossoms that bloom in the warm sunshine. Tempting base notes of sweet honey and tonka bean produce a cloud of sweetness that is greedily gourmand.
It is a thoroughly contemporary floral fragrance that expresses happiness and hope. It will cost you Rs 7,500 to wear that alluring and opulent fragrance for "her going out to the 70s party."
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