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Bright, complex, incredibly modern, Le Parfum
de Thérèse was created in the mid 50s, by Edmond Roudnitska, one of the greatest perfumers of the twentieth century. The fragrance was never commercially produced and remained a well-kept secret because Thérèse, Roudnitska's wife –– for
whom it was created –– was the only person allowed
to wear it. Considered a masterpiece because its water fruit accord is 40 years ahead of its time, this complex fragrance is also reminiscent of glorious perfumes of the past. Tangerine and melon giving way to a carnal rose and plum heart; the base of cedar, vetiver and leather lends class. A vintage fragrance that epitomizes its creator's style.
EDMOND ROUDNITSKA
Edmond Roudnitska is widely considered the pioneer of modern perfumery and one of the greatest "noses" of all time. His background as a chemist at Roure Bertrand Dupont and at Delaire left him with detailed knowledge of all the natural and synthetic ingredients used in perfumery and predetermined his extremely pared-down style. By the time Edmond Roudnitska died in 1996, most of his creations had become "Classics".

Bright, complex, incredibly modern, Le Parfum
de Thérèse was created in the mid 50s, by Edmond Roudnitska, one of the greatest perfumers of the twentieth century. The fragrance was never commercially produced and remained a well-kept secret because Thérèse, Roudnitska's wife –– for
whom it was created –– was the only person allowed
to wear it. Considered a masterpiece because its water fruit accord is 40 years ahead of its time, this complex fragrance is also reminiscent of glorious perfumes of the past. Tangerine and melon giving way to a carnal rose and plum heart; the base of cedar, vetiver and leather lends class. A vintage fragrance that epitomizes its creator's style.
EDMOND ROUDNITSKA
Edmond Roudnitska is widely considered the pioneer of modern perfumery and one of the greatest "noses" of all time. His background as a chemist at Roure Bertrand Dupont and at Delaire left him with detailed knowledge of all the natural and synthetic ingredients used in perfumery and predetermined his extremely pared-down style. By the time Edmond Roudnitska died in 1996, most of his creations had become "Classics".