Dream Wardrobe
The scent that envelops you like a second skin, pardon, second dress. The colors of your makeup which revive your style and dress code. Expressive and wonderfully individual, beauty products and perfumes can mean an additional and essential asset of your wardrobe. Fashionista-like according to the newest fall trends.
Signature outfit 1: Your perfume fall/winter 2025
The woman’s scent who lives and represents my fashion designs – something like this may have been Hubert de Givenchy’s line of thought when he created his first perfume ‘L’Interdit’ for his adorable muse Audrey Hepburn. And this vision will have inspired the birth of the fragrances ‘Very Irresistible Givenchy’ and ‘Givenchy Pour Homme’ under the house’s designers Riccardo Tisci and Ozwald Boateng, which I had the honor to launch with my team on the German beauty luxury market.
Together with Hubert de Givenchy, Coco Chanel and Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent had a momentous influence on French fashion. One garment in particular from his 1966 collection changed everything that had existed up to that point: the ‘Le Smoking’ for women.
The tuxedo – a piece of clothing as a symbol for glamour, elegance and power. Catherine Deneuve, Lauren Bacall, Bianca Jagger celebrated it, Helmut Newton staged it in world-famous photographs.
This idea of women’s freedom even interprets the brand’s new perfume release YSL Libre Vanille Couture, an exclusive amber-gourmand fragrance as limited edition.
Its flacon underlines the unique couture statement: Shiny metallic gold envelops the clean lines of the iconic design. The YSL logo designed by Cassandre is firmly anchored on the lens, while a gold chain adorns the bottle’s neck.
This idea of women’s freedom even interprets the brand’s new perfume release YSL Libre Vanille Couture, an exclusive amber-gourmand fragrance as limited edition.
Its flacon underlines the unique couture statement: Shiny metallic gold envelops the clean lines of the iconic design. The YSL logo designed by Cassandre is firmly anchored on the lens, while a gold chain adorns the bottle’s neck.
The classic structure of a perfume is called the fragrance pyramid and consists of three phases which reveal themselves gradually; they guarantee the fragrance experience.
The ‘top note’ conveys the first impression you perceive after opening the perfume flacon and the mostly decisive. After its fading, the scent experience transitions into the ‘heart note’ which aromas define the true character of the individual fragrance. And finally the ‘base note’ gives the perfume the certain depth and ensures its durability.
YSL Libre Vanille Couture’s base note focus is on precious vanilla-caviar from Madagascar. The noble ingredient is accompanied by intense rum absolute and earthy patchouli which give the scent a warm, sensual character.
Neroli and tangy mandarin set a fresh top note accord. The well-known signature of orange blossoms and Provence lavender still characterize the heart note.
At Chloé, the bow, alongside the ruffle, has always been a significant design element in its fashion looks. Even the fall/winter 2025 women collection enchants with flowing tie-neck blouses.
Thus also a dark red bow decorates the amber and ‘folded’ glass flacon of Chloé Le Parfum, the newest fragrance creation of the house. The surprisingly floral and luxurious scent impresses with its combination of warmth and freshness – modern and unconventional, and at the same time sensual-elegant.
Thus also a dark red bow decorates the amber and ‘folded’ glass flacon of Chloé Le Parfum, the newest fragrance creation of the house. The surprisingly floral and luxurious scent impresses with its combination of warmth and freshness – modern and unconventional, and at the same time sensual-elegant.
Refillable, the fragrance reinterprets the iconic Chloé rose which again represents its heart note, enriching it for the first time with the intense burst of orange blossoms as its top note. Tonka bean and vanilla in the base note finally create a seductive aftertaste.
Signature outfit 2: Sophisticated makeup
With this late summer/early autumn, Louis Vuitton is performing its entry in the luxury beauty market and the expansion of its universe with La Beauté Louis Vuitton. And the house fulfills that step as a true brand excellence approach, from concept to design to implementation to communication. Curated by the British makeup artist Dame Pat McGrath.
The beauty line includes LV Rouge lipsticks, LV Baume lip balms and LV Ombres eyeshadows, with refills for the lip as well as the eye products. They are accompanied by a selection of accessories which ranges from professional makeup brushes to a refined assortment of leather crafted pouches and trunk cases.
A ‘wardrobe of color’ – thus the house names its selection of 55 beautiful lipstick shades in satin and matte. It captivates us with fascinating hues in beige, brown, rose, red, violet and orange. And the lip balm, the so-called ‘skincare for the lips’, surprises in 10 versatile shades covering sheerness to richer pigmented color.
Latest when discovering La Beauté’s lustrous 8 eyeshadow palettes, each showing a color universe of 4 shades, you should explore the beauty line’s impressive digital ‘try them on’-possibility in order to enjoy that vibrant color journey on your own eyes. With it, you may not only try the different palettes of beige, nude, green, blue, violet, rose, rouge and gold, but even 3 looks of each: sophisticated, striking and subtle.
One beauty trend for fall/winter 2025 are blue accents. Whether as kajal, eyeshadow or lip color – bluey nuances with matte and metallic finish lend your appearance a cool and unexpected facet. For La Beauté, Dame Pat McGrath created a series of 7 signature looks out of which ‘Blue Horizon’ perfectly interprets this theme. Named ‘determined, contemporary, liberated’, the look features eyeshadow palette 950 Sky Is The Limit and lip balm 051 Monogram Touch. Give it a try!
