L’Amour Eau de Parfum

L’Amour takes its inspiration from four large glass doors that René Lalique created for Prince Asaka Yasuhiko’s palace, which later became the Tokyo Metropolitan Teien Art Museum. Their principal motif expresses the designer’s love of women and flowering plants. Nathalie Lorson connects that decorative theme with a bouquet of white flowers in this eau de parfum, introduced in 2013.

Brighter bergamot opens towards the tenderness of rosebuds and the more delicate floral character of neroli. Tuberose, gardenia and jasmine meet at the heart, giving the composition a fuller white-floral bouquet. Warm, drier cedarwood and smoother sandalwood rest on a softer musk base. The wood gives those richer flowers a more restrained setting, while musk extends their softer, skin-like texture into the finish.

Try it for a walk through a garden or a slower afternoon in an art museum. The clear 100mL bottle carries a radiating pattern around its central label, showing a pale pink liquid. A gold-toned neck and a transparent rectangular cap meet black cord and a hanging tassel, adding more defined accents around the finer glass details.