Oil Fiction Juliette Has A Gun 2013

A beauty with glowing eyes enters the ballroom, she is completely draped in gold and wears a small veil over her face, so that one can only see her beautiful, kohl-rimmed black eyes.
Her feet are bare and nestled in delicate, sparkling sandals, and countless golden bangles jingle on her arms.

She steps onto the dance floor alone and sways gracefully to the rhythm of the oriental music, she is completely one with it and seemingly unaware of the people who watch her in fascination.
Every time she spins around while dancing, she releases an unfathomable fragrance that slightly intoxicates the elegantly dressed ladies and gentlemen standing nearby.

For a brief moment, she exudes the freshness of juicy bergamot, only to then draw behind her the concentrated sensuality of amber, softly underlined by powdery iris and slightly bitter saffron, like a sparkling, delicate veil.
With this olfactory delight, a lush yet restrained tuberose intertwines with the exotic beauty of ylang-ylang, before they merge forever with delicious vanilla.

Eyes open, it was just a dream.......!
The beautiful Oriental woman wears in real life a classic pantsuit or a tailored little costume and is a true businesswoman, but she also enjoys wearing a fragrance during the day that emphasizes her feminine elegance and makes her feel completely like a woman.

Oil Fiction is elegant and sensual, but never cloying or intrusive, as it has a consistently underlying, slightly fresh note that makes it absolutely suitable for daytime wear.
You don’t have to be a glowing-eyed desert daughter to wear it, as it strikes the perfect balance between East and West, for all the warmth and preciousness it exudes, I simultaneously perceive it as a fragrance with a classic aura.
I have found it to be an elegant party companion in the evening and a beautiful fragrance dress during the day, with which I feel very secure.

Everything is possible with Oil Fiction, if you fall head over heels in love with it, as I have, and for me, oriental-scented fragrances are usually not the first choice.....!