Launched in Launched in 2016, Mon Paris is introduced as a dazzling fragrance that embodies a modern interpretation of love, free from obstacles, and dedicated yet intense.
The composition begins with a fruity opening, transitions into an intoxicating floral heart, and concludes with a rich chypre base. It opens with a sweet and juicy blend of Calabria bergamot, strawberry, raspberry, and pear. The heart is dominated by the datura flower, complemented by a bouquet of peony, Chinese jasmine, Sambac jasmine, and orange blossom. The base features airy crystal white musk (which includes three types), ambroxan, and a powerful duo of patchouli sourced from Indonesia and Guatemala, creating a provocative classic chypre signature.
The campaign, directed by the French film duo Clément Durou and Pierre Dupaquier, stars Canadian model Crista Cober and French actor Jérémie Laheurte. They are portrayed together in various locations across Paris, including a club, the Metro, near the Eiffel Tower, and on the roof of the Opéra Garnier, captured during both day and night. The still ad was photographed by Billy Kidd.2016. Mon Paris is announced as a dazzling fragrance that represents a modern olfactory interpretation of love, free from all the obstacles, dedicated and intense.
The composition has a fruity start, intoxicating floral heart and a dark chypre base. It opens with a juicy and sweet blend of Calabria bergamot, strawberry, raspberry and pear. The heart is dominated by datura flower accompanied by a bouquet of peony, Chinese and Sambac jasmine and orange blossom. Airy crystal white musk (three types of it), ambroxan and an intense patchouli duo (from Indonesian and Guatemala) provide the provocative classic chypre signature base.
The campaign shot by French film direction duo Clément Durou and Pierre Dupaquier features Canadian model Crista Cober and French actor Jérémie Laheurte shown together in various parts of Paris, including a club, the Metro, near the Eiffel Tower and on the Opéra Garnier’s roof, during both day and night. The still ad was photographed by Billy Kidd.