Lolita Lempicka

Lolita Lempicka

1997 GourmandEDPFrance

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Editorial notes

01
A licorice-cherry gourmand on a violet-licorice accord Annick Ménardo described as 'a forbidden treat', framed by Mugler-influenced gourmand structure.
02
Won the FiFi Award for Best Bottle Design in 1998. The frosted-blue apple flacon with a coppery leaf has become a collectible across the resale market.
03
The maison's debut fragrance, named directly after the French designer's pseudonym. The bottle deliberately reads as a witchy fairytale object.
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Composed by Annick Ménardo in 1997 around ivy, anise and star anise over a licorice-cherry-iris heart with a vanilla-praline-tonka base.

Dossier

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Status · Active.

A licorice-cherry gourmand.

Composed by: Annick Ménardo
Founder: Lolita Lempicka
Country: France

The pyramid

Top: ivyvioletanisestar anise
Heart: licoriceamarena cherryirisvioletrose
Base: vanillapralinetonkamuskvetiver

The brief

Annick Ménardo built it around a violet-licorice accord she described as 'a forbidden treat', framed by Mugler-influenced gourmand structure.

NameNamed after the French designer's pseudonym; Lolita Lempicka was the maison's debut fragrance.

The flacon

Frosted-blue apple flacon with a coppery gilded leaf and gold-script lettering — a witchy, fairytale object.

Footnotes

Won the FiFi Award for Best Bottle Design in 1998; the apple flacon has become a collectible across the resale market.

The Curator's Note

Licorice cherry in a fairytale apple. Improbably, it works.

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