€198
For Idole de Lubin, a classic, boozy fragrance, Olivia Giacobetti drew her inspiration from the historic region of Nubia, north of Sudan and south of Egypt. The Nubians are thought to be one of the oldest peoples in the world.
In Idole de Lubin, this iconic character comes through in notes such as ebony wood, dried orange peel and bourbon rum. You imagine yourself in the midst of a night full of dancing, painted bodies. Idole de Lubin is a beautiful, warm fragrance you simply can’t get enough of. Heavy, yet with an uplifting character that stays perceptible on the skin all day long.
Topnoten: Rum absolute, saffraan, zwarte komijn, bittere sinaasappelschil
Hartnoten: Doum hout, gerookt ebbenhout, wierook, suikerriet
Basisnoten: Leer, rood sandelhout, amber, cistus
| Size | 100ml |
|---|---|
| Packaging | Spray |
| Fragrance notes | Amber, Spicy, Woody |
| Fragrance theme | Intense, Masculine |
At just ten years old, Pierre François Lubin was apprenticed to the celebrated master perfumer Jean-Louis Fargeon. The young apprentice was once sent to deliver rose perfumes to Queen Marie-Antoinette while she was under house arrest at the start of the French Revolution.
In Grasse, Lubin became acquainted with the Italian methods. His creations were much admired by the first dandies, better known as Les Incroyables. Lubin became an official supplier to George IV, King of England, and to Tsar Alexander I of Russia.
Even today, many of these refined, timeless perfumes are based on age-old recipes and remain much loved by true connoisseurs.
At just ten years old, Pierre François Lubin was apprenticed to the celebrated master perfumer Jean-Louis Fargeon. The young apprentice was once sent to deliver rose perfumes to Queen Marie-Antoinette while she was under house arrest at the start of the French Revolution.
In Grasse, Lubin became acquainted with the Italian methods. His creations were much admired by the first dandies, better known as Les Incroyables. Lubin became an official supplier to George IV, King of England, and to Tsar Alexander I of Russia.
Even today, many of these refined, timeless perfumes are based on age-old recipes and remain much loved by true connoisseurs.
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