The style of the first lady of the United States, Jackie Kennedy, remains to this day a role model for women and a basis of inspiration for designers. The perfume she loved was also not trivial, although she loved floral scents. Introducing Jacqueline Kennedy's favorite fragrances, which will help you learn more about her taste and pay attention to this perfume.
1. Fleurissimo (Creed)
Great Britain, 1956
The floral-powdery Fleurissimo fragrance from one of the oldest brands is a true classic of perfumery adored by both celebrities and ordinary women who gravitate towards retro style. It was released in 1956 and is dedicated to Grace Kelly, who has just become the wife of the Prince of Monaco. It is not surprising that the character of the fragrance is extremely refined, aristocratic, incredibly elegant.
2. Jicky (Guerlain)
France, 1889
Jicky is one of the oldest existing fragrances, the composition of which served as the basis and inspiration for the legendary Shalimar, which is sweeter and more vanilla, whereas Jicky is more lavender. Jicky has a loud lavender and an enchanting oriental trail. Many women call it more masculine because of the lavender. But here it is absolutely magical, not like lavender in other fragrances.
3. Bal a Versailles (Jean Desprez)
France, 1962
A perfume for those who love warm amber aromas. The Versailles Ball is really a ball. A dizzying ball of flowers, oriental notes, viscous resinous accords. The scent is deep and feminine, complex and long-lasting - for lovers of vintage perfumery.
4. Joy (Jean Patou)
France, 1930
Joy is one of the most famous fragrances of the French brand Jean Patou, adored by many celebrities. Among them are Audrey Hepburn, Joan Rivers, Jane Seymour. This is a bright and straightforward scent not for every day, but rather for the evening. Or the daytime scent of a confident woman. Two notes of rose, jasmine and tuberose do their floral work, filling the entire base of the composition.
5. 1000 (Jean Patou)
France, 1972
Compared to Joy by Jean Patou, this is a later, less well-known, but no less worthy fragrance. A fragrance with floral notes that are not so straightforward and restrained by woody notes that make it balanced, harmonious and feminine.
6. Fiori Di Capri (Carthusia)
Italy, 1948
Italian fantasy on the theme of the aroma of the island of Capri, but without the traditional citruses for it, but with an emphasis on flowers. This is definitely a perfume for flower lovers, the bouquet of which is spiced with the sweetness of honey, smokiness incense, clove spice, plum and strawberry sweetness, iris powder and elegant depth oriental notes.
7. # 4 (Jil Sander)
Germany, 1990
A stunning aroma with a bright composition that opens with juicy plum and peach, passing a luxurious bouquet of flowers, leaving into a beautiful oriental sillage. A slightly forgotten and not so popular fragrance, which many call a real masterpiece of women's perfumery of the early 90s. It is often compared to Dior's Poison, which it resembles with its thick plum composition.
