Kenzo World Eau de Toilette

Completely revisiting its world, Kenzo unveils "World, l'eau de toilette" in spring, accompanying the end of winter and the return of fine weather with a fresh and luminous elixir. In a positive water, a water capable of reminding us of a young woman's crystalline laughter with its light floral notes alone, Kenzo distills the joy of being and offers it to all those who wish to adorn themselves with it. Greedy and fruity, the perfume discovers new olfactory notes, very different from its more brutal elder brother. Here, the madness is sweet, it seems harmless. The pear opens the perfume, like a fruit picked in a garden during a walk. Afterwards, peony and almond blossom tell us about wandering through the fields and dry roads of a small country village. We caress the flowers, we pick up some almonds fallen from the tree, their slightly bitter taste mixing perfectly with the sweet juice of the pear that we have crunched the moment before. Finally, to end this escapade, the iris flower glares at us with its golden eye, as if it had discovered our little greedy petty theft. But all this remains a secret, bottled up, passed under silence. Only the language of the senses could tell others about this interlude of freedom. Like the perfume of the same name, Kenzo World is an eau de toilette of transgression. To be light in a resolutely serious age. To be spirited in the midst of a stuffy crowd. To be free in the midst of a turmoil that nails us to the ground.