Purple Trouble

The scent The artist Try a sample first! Not shy. Never too polished. This blackberry is generous, textured and full of depth. Its juicy freshness takes an unexpected turn as red chili pepper brings out a bolder, wilder character. It’s like a red lipstick you add to a clean face, or a sharp line of black eyeliner. A small feature that brings character, that adds a subtle contrast to the overall picture. If you take a step back, you notice it, but it’s not overpowering. The red chili gives the fragrance an edge, a spark. It doesn’t shout, but it doesn’t back down either.   Notes include blackberry, chili pepper, ambroxan, and musk.   Initiated into the world of fashion by his great grandmother Nina and to perfumery by his grandfather Robert, creator of the famous perfume L’air du Temps, Romano Ricci has been surrounded by fashion and creation since childhood. Ricci decided to marry his family’s heritage with his own modern vision of perfumery. After a four-year apprenticeship in perfumery, he persuaded Francis Kurkdjian, master perfumer, to work with him in creating Juliette Has A Gun. The brand envisions a Shakespeare's Juliette as a modern woman who uses perfume as a weapon of seduction.