Robert Piguet Fracas: The Tuberose That Changed Perfume
Created by Germaine Cellier in 1948, Fracas turned tuberose into something carnal, seductive and impossible to ignore. This is the history of a perfume that changed white florals forever.
The fragrances that shaped perfumery, changed personal tastes and remained relevant long after their original release.
Created by Germaine Cellier in 1948, Fracas turned tuberose into something carnal, seductive and impossible to ignore. This is the history of a perfume that changed white florals forever.
In 2005, Dior Homme placed powdery iris at the centre of a masculine fragrance. Twenty years later, its influence is still impossible to ignore.