The year was 1947.
Perfume maverick Germaine Cellier created
Fracas, the landmark tuberose perfume against which all others are measured up to till this day. In 1999, Fashion Fragrances & Cosmetics, current owner of the Piguet fragrances liecence, enlisted perfumer Aurelien Guichard to re-introduce
Fracas on the modern market after a fallow period, with a slight reformulation, working on the original formula.
The legendary white floral is now accompanied by its first flanker for the first time,
Petit Fracas, a lighter, more youthful interpretation of the 1999 reformulation with cocoa. Aurelien Guichard is the nose again.
Notes for Robert Piguet
Petit Fracas: Bergamot, mandarin, pear,jasmine, tuberose, gardenia, musk, sandalwood and cocoa. Petit Fracas will be available in September 2012, 100ml/$150.
The same perfumer also developed a trio of scents called
The Pacific Collection according to The Perfume Magazine, named
Blossom, Chai and
Jeunesse. Please consult
the link for more info as well as the official Piguet website (linked through the banner above).
[info via Robert Piguet press, release rephrased by me, first to report was The Perfume Magazine]
Tuberose plus chocolate? Stuff of dreams or nightmares. We'll see...
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