Van Cleef & Arpels Feerie


Féerie
Spring Blossom
 
Once upon a time there was a perfume with the fragrance of a fairytale.

In the jeweled kingdom of Van Cleef & Arpels, butterflies flit and petals flutter in the breeze.  The jeweler’s inspiration highlights the charms of nature, which every year reawakens to a perpetual renaissance, rediscovering the immutable return of spring.

In spring, trees bloom, flowers open and nature is once again enchanted.  This is the season when Spring Blossom flourishes and opens in a new, poetic, spring-like version of Féerie.

Freshness, tenderness, yet also romanticism, sign another facet of the Van Cleef & Arpels world.  In perfumes, Féerie is the translation of this natural and poetic universe of charm.

Freshness, nature, love, femininity...

 

Fleeting and fragile, the cherry blossom renews itself each spring before ripening into a fruit. The magnificent flower remains beautiful from the pinnacle of blooming to the day it fades.

Now this scent glorifies the delicate cherry blossom, brought to life by forming a trio with pink peppercorn and litchi. The middle note is a floral bouquet, exhaling magnolia and peony, adorned with a delicious note of wild raspberry. Enveloping and warm, the base is dressed in silky musk and soft tonka bean.

This fruity floral has a delicate air and vivid spring freshness.



The box is dressed in pink, with a pale, pink-petaled cherry blossom drawn with dots of red stamens. This is a landscape where enchanted nature awakens. Playing a harmony that ranges from pink to white, spring practices her scales and wraps the fragrance in tenderness.

A mischievous dragonfly fairy sits on the bottle. Lost in a reverie in her fairytale world, she has the charm of poetry and waking dreams. Enchanting, she announces the arrival of a new, ephemeral season.

For communication, the iconic Féérie bottle sways on a cherry tree branch. With a swinging movement, Féérie seems ready to fly off to the kingdom of scent.

Spring Blossom consecrates the Féerie rite of spring, blooming in an evanescent edition.

 

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