Robert Piguet Fracas Extrait De Parfum for Women

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Product Description

Extrait de Parfum

Our Parfum formula highlights the purest form of the fragrance’s essences in a higher concentration providing a more intense and long-lasting experience

A bombshell in a bottle

Fracas clings to the skin like a silky veil. The plush opulent tuberose floral mingles with orange blossom and jasmine. Sandalwood and musk inject a luscious sensuality. The extraordinarily long-lasting scent lingers and lingers.

Wear to be noticed

The original 1948 masterpiece that forever changed the world of perfumery, Fracas is sultry, seductive, and unsettling. Difficult to resist, impossible to forget.

Housed in Piguet’s iconic black bottle, the deco-inspired flacon is a stylish addition to any bureau or vanity.

FRAGRANCE NOTES:

Bergamot, tuberose, jasmine, musk.

“The Prince of Fashion”

Known for his infallible eye, refined simplicity, and the quality that most defined Piguet — elegance — in style, character, and inspiration.

But while Piguet’s impact on fashion is indisputable, it is his fragrance legacy that has made him legendary.

The House of Robert Piguet

“Robert Piguet taught me the virtues of simplicity through which true elegance must come,” wrote Christian Dior who years earlier, was a penniless artist who would eventually become one of Piguet’s most celebrated “stagiares”. Other names that trained at The House of Piguet read like a Who’s Who of haute couture including Hubert de Givenchy, Marc Bohan, Pierre Balmain, and John Galanos.

Germaine Cellier

Working with perfumer Germaine Cellier in the late ‘40s, it was Piguet’s Bandit and Fracas that acted as the watershed to a new era in perfumery. These were said to “have a particular feel very characteristic of his trademarks: Strict adherence to good taste, true luxury, a horror of the commonplace and an innate sense of seduction.”

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 3.39 x 2.56 x 2.52 inches; 3 Ounces
UPC ‏ : ‎ 838184002448
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08QDRGTDY
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ France