the photography may be of a different size of the same product. Please read the product description Extatic is an olfactory metaphor for the Balmain woman, a mix of attraction for a certain lightness of being combining with an exceedingly confident character."

U vůně Extatic můžete opravdu zažít extázi - pokud máte rády výrazné, sladce květinové vůně. Extatic není vůbec stydlivý a bude si rozumět se ženou, které nechybí sebevědomí a je ráda, když její parfém zůstává v místnosti ještě dlouho poté, co odešla. Za sebe říkám, že by mi pobyt v takové místnosti vůbec nevadil!Mezi sladkými tóny se proplétají, jak už jsem naznačila, hebce dřevité, květinové a jemně ovocné tóny. Jasmín a kosatec vůni uhlazují a zakulacují, kosatec s kůží jí dávají velmi nenápadný semišový podtón (nejsou to ovšem výrazně kožené tóny jako třeba v Bottega Veneta). Extatic celkově působí luxusně hladce a krémově. Our liability is limited and excluded to the maximum extent permitted under applicable law. We will not be liable for any direct, indirect or consequential loss or damage arising under these terms and these terms and conditions in full. If you disagree with any part of these terms and conditions, do The composition is created by Emilie (Bevierre) Coppermann as an oriental floral. The initial accords include crystalline rose, nashi pear and osmanthus. Sharry Baby orchid that smells like chocolate dominates the heart, accompanied by sexy and dark iris and night jasmine. The scent ends with amyris, sandalwood and cashmere wood with a touch of Barenia leather.

Pierre Balmain passed away in 1982. Longtime Balmain designer Erik Mortensen led the house until 1993, when Oscar de la Renta served as Creative Director. Olivier Rousteing was named Creative Director in 2011. Balmain fashions, both vintage and new, remain a popular choice with celebrities today. Equally at home with tasteful suits or opulent evening gowns, Balmain designed for the new post-war woman, showcasing bell skirts and nipped waists. His clothing was popular with celebrities and wealthy clients of the era, and Balmain expanded his collection to include Ready-to-Wear in American boutiques. He is also noted for his costume designs for stage and screen, for which he was nominated for a Tony award and won the Drama Desk award. Pierre Balmain is a French fashion designer known for his elegant and opulent designs. Born in 1914 to a family in the fashion and design industry (his father operated a drapery business and his mother and sister ran a fashion boutique), young Pierre abandoned his architecture studies and opted to pursue a career in fashion. He worked for Molyneux in the 1930s, and joined famed fashion house Lucien Lelong in the 1940s. By the end of World War II, Balmain was ready to open his own fashion house.