Remarkable People - ORANGE FREE STATE

Remarkable People,
or the universal, joyful and cheeky exercise of the splits.

Edna Mode in The Incredibles, Rock Hudson in The Martian Chronicles, Peter O'Toole in Laurence of Arabia, Jacques Damase in real life, Charles Denner in The Man Who Loved Women, Romy Schneider in The Swimming Pool, Michaël Caine in The Man who wanted to be king, The Countess with bare feet, to all the Scarletts, to all the Venuses, the Narcisses and other Diogenes, heroes of ordinary combat, to the beautiful, anonymous or legendary radiant souls, a sparkling, joyful perfume which makes everything light.

It alone is the promise of your celebration, grapefruit and rosé champagne gently spilled on a bed of jasmine, sharpened with great blows of black pepper and curry then its heart laid bare and delivered on a distant, lingering sandalwood.

It is intended to be the wake of your choices, of your abnegation, of your victories, of these singularities which make you you, of your right to love, of your right to continue or to break, of your desire for elsewhere, of your fear of renunciation, of your pains and your impulses. A perfume for the use of the living, well beyond genres and judgments. A Libre d’Orange perfume and the very modern memory of a Marc Antony and a Cleopatra, as beautiful as Antiquity.