Purple Trouble
Juicy wild blackberry gains a red-chili edge before settling into musks and skin-like ambroxan.
Perfumer: Romano Ricci
Purple Trouble centres on a wild blackberry that has not been polished into an entirely smooth fruit. Romano Ricci adds red chili as a small finishing accent, like lipstick or a line of eyeliner: a detail that changes the impression without taking over.
Juicy, lightly tart blackberry leads the opening. Red chili pepper adds warmth and a sharper edge to the fruit. Musks and ambroxan carry it towards a soft, skin-like drydown while keeping some of its brightness.
It suits days when sweet-tart fruit should have a distinctive accent. Think of adding one vivid colour to everyday clothes. The brand describes strong projection, so start with a small amount in close company.
Created by Romano Ricci and launched in 2026, this eau de parfum uses a cylindrical 100mL bottle shaded from deep purple to red, with a silver cap and bright lettering for the brand and fragrance name.
