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News: "My Queen"- Alexander McQueen (ang.)

23.06.05, 13:32
Calkiem "exicting" news- drugi zapach kreatora- po Krolestwie czas na jego
Krolowa, z cosmeticnews:

"Gucci Group’s YSL Beauté is seeking to extend its emerging Alexander McQueen
designer brand to a larger audience with the launch of a second fragrance,
MyQueen, this fall. Although the women’s EdP line will still be tightly
distributed in 4,000 doors worldwide, the scent is hoped to gain a wider
appeal, proffering a new concept visually and slightly more accessible
positioning than the brand’s first fragrance, debuted in 2003.

“Kingdom was the first statement,” YSL Beauté senior vice president Classic
and Designer Brands James Ragsdale explains. “The two fragrances represent
two very different facets. Kingdom is more elitist and intimate for the
sophisticated consumer. MyQueen is a more luminous fragrance and more
accessible.”

MyQueen is intended to embody the multi-faceted nature of McQueen’s designs
and the women he envisions. The fragrance has been developed around four,
instead of three olfactory levels, signed Anne Flipo and Dominique Ropion of
IFF. Suave notes of sweet almond and violet open the scent, which settle into
an accord of orange flower absolute, white musk, heliotrope and white
flowers. This leads to notes of patchouli, cedar and vetiver ending on iris
and vanilla accords.

The company commissioned Baccarat designer Thomas Bastide, under the artistic
direction of McQueen, to design the violet-colored cut bottle, inspired by
French haute crystallerie.

The press advertising campaign, picturing a blond model, the Queen, seated in
a mysterious setting, was directed by Nick Knight. “The Queen is a vision of
empowerment. It is meant to be a lasting portrait of a woman in my mind,”
McQueen explains.
The line comprises three EdPs (prices: €42, 35ml; €58, 50ml; €78, 100ml), a
perfume priced at €155 (15ml) and a 200ml body lotion selling for €35.

MyQueen will launch in selected outlets in Paris, France and in US department
stores Nordstrom and Bergdorf Goodman in September and will roll out
worldwide on October 1."

www.cosmeticnews.com/images/parfums/myqueen_myqueen.jpg
Flakon w kolorze Aliena- widac, ze fiolet dla Pan i czern dla Panow beda
przewazac w przyszlym sezonie, uf- koniec rozu na czas jakis.
Obserwuj wątek
    • sorbet Re: News: "My Queen"- Alexander McQueen (ang.) 23.06.05, 16:44
      Coś w stylu Westwood, nieprawdaż? Mam nadzieję, że w realu lepiej wygląda.
      • forevermore79 Re: News: "My Queen"- Alexander McQueen (ang.) 23.06.05, 17:45
        Faktycznie- "buduarowo-libertynski" przepych :-). Wachal ktos Anglomanie
        Westwood- ten trzeci, czerwony zapach? Musze sprawdzic, jak bede abroad, bo
        ciagle mi wypada z glowy :-)
    • forevermore79 Duzo wiecej detali z WWD: 01.07.05, 11:48
      "NEW YORK — Alexander McQueen is making room in his kingdom for his ideal
      woman.
      Three years after launching his first women's fragrance, Kingdom, the designer
      is about to launch his second women's scent this fall, My Queen, as his new
      olfactive icon.
      According to Christine Piccola, senior marketing director for classic and
      designer brands at the U.S. division of YSL Beaute, the new fragrance has a
      more feminine positioning, with more of a magical, enchanting fairy-tale aura
      than McQueen's first scent, which was launched in March 2003.

      "I worked with Nick Knight and discussed an image that is long-lasting,
      romantic, based on the works of Gainsborough and Whistler. It is an image that
      can last for a long time, a memorable image," said McQueen, who spoke during
      the fragrance's Paris unveiling , held at the British embassy there on June 21.
      "She's my queen," he continued, adding that she's "godlike." "She gives herself
      to everything around her. She is empowered."

      Chantal Roos, chairman and chief executive officer of the parent YSL Beaute in
      Paris, said of the positioning of the fragrance, "It's a fairy tale and the
      fairy tale has no end. The idea of the fragrance is to last for eternity and
      the advertising is the same — the ad is not just of this season."

      The fairy-tale aspect was carried through to the purple flacon, which was
      designed to suggest a bottle of magical potions. Roos noted that McQueen is a
      collector of precious glass and he suggested that the company hire a designer
      of Baccarat crystal. The resulting flask personifies the structure of the
      formula. It is a floral Oriental developed by Anne Flipo and Dominique Ropion
      of International Flavors & Fragrances — with an unusual formula. The structure
      of the scent has four facets, dubbed Marvelous, Dazzling, Mysterious and
      Intoxicating. Each facet, portrayed as individual layers of a woman's
      personality, radiates from a common heart and shared base.

      Marvelous is designed to open with the "innocent, warm and tender" feeling of
      childhood, Roos said, with notes of Parma violet and sweet almond. Dazzling is
      meant to be illuminating with orange blossom absolute fused with white musk and
      heliotrope in a powdery and luminous bouquet of white flowers. The formula then
      turns more feminine, sweet and intimate with the Mysterious facet, consisting
      of patchouli, cedar and vetiver. As the name implies, Intoxicating is meant to
      be charming and bewitching with Florentine iris and vanilla.

      The formula's facets are signified by four corresponding indentations in the
      glass bottle. Also, the company has, for once, taken the additional step of
      echoing the mystery element in the positioning with the design of the outer
      box, covered in white pique fabric. A shadowy outline appears as if a ghost of
      the bottle is trying to break through the packaging.

      The fragrance will come in two sizes of eau de parfum, a 1.6-oz. version for
      $58 and a 3.3-oz. version for $75, plus a 0.5-oz. perfume for $145 and 6.6-oz.
      body lotion for $35.

      In the U.S., the fragrance will be launched Oct. 15 in the 95 doors of
      Nordstrom, which was described as "a service-oriented environment" by Maggie
      Ciafardini, ceo and managing director of the U.S. division of YSL Beaute.
      Noting that the fragrance will be on counter in September, she indicated that
      Nordstrom was chosen, in part, because the chain does well with designer brands
      and the Nordstrom customer is younger than those usually found in department
      stores. That is a key consideration because the consumer target for My Queen is
      younger than that of the earlier Kingdom. Piccola put the new target at 30.

      The Nick Knight ad will be used for blow-ins in the Nordstrom catalogue and
      will go out as scented direct-mail pieces. Ciafardini also plans to use it on
      Nordstrom's Web site. It also will be launched overseas in the fall, where
      distribution will be equally tight. Roos estimated the global distribution at
      only 3,000 to 4,000 doors, compared with 16,000 for YSL.

      She compared the launch to "raising a small child. We have to start slowly,
      slowly and see how people respond to it," Roos said.

      The caution is justified by the fact that the McQueen beauty franchise is still
      unfolding. Roos indicated that she expects this fragrance to be more readily
      embraced than Kingdom, which has had a mixed record. The earlier scent had
      landed in the top 10 at Selfridges and still does a healthy turnover in the
      U.K. It also remains on the market in a number of European countries. But in
      the U.S., it is sold only in McQueen's downtown boutique in New York.

      She said that, while McQueen remains proud of Kingdom as a beautiful product,
      he nevertheless is continuing to gain a feel for fragrance, as a practical
      personal use item, after his first effort. Kingdom, she said, suffered from
      being perceived as a little bit "elitist."

      Roos declined to discuss numbers, but industry sources estimate that My Queen
      could do 10 million euros, or about $12 million at current exchange, globally,
      in the first four months this fall, with the U.S. contributing $2 million to
      $2.5 million at retail during the fall alone."
      Reklama:
      www.wwd.com/content/articles/070105_7.jpg
      Bardzo ladne zdjecie- w stylu klasycznych kampanii YSL, Chanel, czy Angel.
    • sorbet My Queen 20.09.05, 17:51
      Jest w Douglasie. Fafafajny. Początek zielony i z czymś "ostrzejszym", rodem
      z Kingdom. Na skórze czuję lekki heliotrop, migdały i zajebisty słodki
      mleczny balsam z zieloną nutką, który bardzo lubię w irysowych zapachach. To
      musi być wanilia z czymś niepoprawnym:-)

      I zobaczcie co znalazłem z postów wyżej:-P
      (w ogóle nie czuję kwiatu pomarańczy i paczuli)

      "
      Suave notes of sweet almond and violet open the scent, which settle into
      an accord of orange flower absolute, white musk, heliotrope and white
      flowers. This leads to notes of patchouli, cedar and vetiver ending on iris
      and vanilla accords.
      "
      • sorbet Re: My Queen 20.09.05, 18:02
        Mam jedno narzekanie, ta fajna mikstura jest strasznie niestabilna na mojej
        skórze. Raz ją czuć, raz nie ma:-)
        • sorbet Kwiat pomarańczy jest schowany głęboko:-) 21.09.05, 01:12
          Teraz chyba czuję (świeży po prysznicu:-)))
          • nitulina Re: Kwiat pomarańczy jest schowany głęboko:-) 06.10.05, 19:24
            • nitulina Re: She Armani złote jest identyczne 06.10.05, 19:24
              Na mnie pachną identycznie.

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