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Pierre Guillaume - À l`heure des Catleyas No. 29.1

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Pierre Guillaume - À l`heure des Catleyas No. 29.1Eine Kreation im Rahmen des Themas 29, Hesperimental, und der erste blumig ambrige Zitrusduft der Marke. In Marcel Prousts Universum wird Catleyas machen zu einer Metapher fr die Liebe, fr jene intimen, zeitlosen Momente, in denen sinnliche Erinnerungen das Verlangen prgen. lheure des Catleyas fngt diesen schwebenden Augenblick ein den Duft sonnengeksster Haut, die noch feucht vom Meerwasser ist und sich mit tropischen Blten und dem goldenen Licht

Eine Kreation im Rahmen des Themas 29, „Hesperimental“, und der erste blumig-ambrige Zitrusduft der Marke.

In Marcel Prousts Universum wird „Catleyas machen“ zu einer Metapher für die Liebe, für jene intimen, zeitlosen Momente, in denen sinnliche Erinnerungen das Verlangen prägen. „À l’heure des Catleyas“ fängt diesen schwebenden Augenblick ein – den Duft sonnengeküsster Haut, die noch feucht vom Meerwasser ist und sich mit tropischen Blüten und dem goldenen Licht eines Sommernachmittags vermischt. Es ist ein Parfüm über Zärtlichkeit, Erinnerung und diskrete Erotik.

Dieser sonnige und sinnliche blumig-zitrische Duft beginnt mit einer Explosion leuchtender Zitrusnoten, bevor er in eine üppige Herznote übergeht, in der Catleya, Tiaré und Sugi-Holz in einer sinnlichen Umarmung erblühen. Die warmen und streichelnden Basisnoten vereinen Tonkabohne, warmen Sand und Moschus und hinterlassen einen zarten und fesselnden Duft auf der Haut.

Der Ausdruck „faire catleya“ oder „arranger les catleyas“ ist eine von Odette und Swann in Marcel Prousts Roman „Auf der Suche nach der verlorenen Zeit“ verwendete Bezeichnung für das Liebesspiel. Als Symbol für romantische Begegnungen und olfaktorische Erinnerung erfindet dieser von Sinnlichkeit und Nostalgie durchdrungene Titel die Proustsche Romantik im Licht eines zeitgenössischen Sommers neu. Für Pierre Guillaume wird es zu einer Hommage an die Haut, an Blumen und an die angehaltene Zeit.

Für diese Kampagne wird der Parfümeur zum Fotografen. In einer windgepeitschten Dünenlandschaft fängt Pierre Guillaume sein Model in einem schwebenden Moment ein, erfüllt von Stille und Licht. Der Körper eines Mannes, geprägt vom floralen Tattoo der Catleya-Orchideen, gibt sich der Brise hin. Mit zum Horizont gewandtem Blick bewahrt er auf seiner Haut eine Spur von Sand, den diskreten Zeugen einer Umarmung, die er nicht vergessen möchte.

Das Bild erinnert an den Proustschen Ausdruck „Catleya machen“, Symbol für eine sowohl körperliche als auch emotionale Nähe. Durch dieses Foto und dieses Parfüm lässt uns Pierre Guillaume die Liebkosung des Windes und das Licht des Sommers spüren, die den Duft von Sand und Salz auf der Haut formen. Eine Liebeserklärung an das Licht und an die Haut, zur Stunde der Catleyas.

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