Sticky Fingers Francesca Bianchi 2020

This fragrance does not have (IMHO) the DNA of FB's creations. Sticky Fingers is to other FB fragrances what Bengal Rouge is to Papillon Artisan Perfumes.
For me, one of the brand's top 3 and side by side with Under My Skin.
Inspired by the Stones' iconic 1971 album and the decadent, chic rock vibe of the time, the performance opens with two protagonists on stage setting the pace in a fantastic introduction.
Keith Richards in colorful, chocolatey/boozy patchouli-scented scarves strums an electrifying riff on a G-tuned Telecaster.
At the same time Mick Jagger in a leather jacket jumps on the microphone singing with contagious energy.
The creamy iris root butter is essential for the assertion of those two protagonists (leather and patchouli).
Mick Taylor - who appears for the first time in the group playing his Gibson (after the death of Brian Jones) - Ron Wood on bass and Charlie Watts on drums produce the background that gives consistency to the composition.
The atmosphere is filled with a sweet aroma of spices, tobacco, wood, naked skin and sensuality.
The projection is not fantastic and Sticky Fingers remains attached and close to the skin, especially after the 3rd hour, when it is defined as a skin scent. Nothing to be surprised about in an extract. However, it lasts from 8 to 12 hours depending on the amount of sprays.
Return to a magical time with a soft leather jacket in an elegant and sexy atmosphere. A seductive aroma on the skin. Comfortable, erotic, soft, addictive.
And the music continues.