A green apple, good enough to eat, meets with bergamot and mandarin as they lead into a perfectly balanced bouquet of rose, jasmine and orange blossom. This aristocratic floral blend slides with surprising ease into a finale of ethereal and woody musks.
Created in 1952, Snob was a nod to the impassible and stoic aura surrounding those women with a certain cool nonchalance, as seen in fashion photographs and films of the time. This representation of femininity, unapologetic and powerful, is reflected in the harmony of opulent flowers that perfectly depict the brand's chic DNA.
Olfactive Information
Iris, a touch of sophistication on top of this olfactive translation of society life.
Top Notes: Green apple, mandarin, bergamot, and saffron
Heart Notes: Rose, jasmine, orange blossom, and iris
« This bouquet is built around an abstract accord, in which the flowers are so varied and so balanced that one can no longer tell them apart. The aim was for the perfume to be more than the sum of its parts. It ends in a grandiose trail that literally becomes the wearer. »
