The Image Jean Paul Gaultier celebrates divine femininity by presenting the image of a modern goddess. This fragrance is for the woman who is not afraid to shine and be the center of attention. The golden corset of the bottle emphasizes the strength, confidence, and magnetism of its owner, turning her into a symbol of dazzling beauty and inner freedom.
The Emotion The fragrance evokes a feeling of endless summer and the warmth of sunlight on the skin. It is a bright, triumphant mood, perfect for evening outings or moments when you want to make a statement. The composition is associated with luxury, a sea breeze, and a golden sunset enveloping everything in a soft glow.
The Reveal The composition opens with an unusual combination of sea salt and solar notes, creating a fresh effect. In the heart, a majestic lily blooms surrounded by exotic flowers, giving the fragrance sensuality. The trail reveals deep chords of benzoin and amber, which, combined with musk, create a long-lasting and enveloping finish.
Scent Family: Amber - Floral
Top notes: Salt, Solar notes Heart notes: Lily, Frangipani Base notes: Benzoin, Amber, Musk
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