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Dries Van Noten

NEW ARRIVALS

Inspired by a fabric and a flower, the Dries Van Noten Beauty collection explores color, materiality, and the interplay of textures. Velvet—crafted, embroidered, layered, or twisted—meets violet, a flower with supple, powdery nuances.

Three gestures compose this ritual: Velvet Violet Eau de Parfum, an unexpected violet perfume combining violet and sesame; three lipstick shades; and violet-scented blotting papers for lips.

VELVET VIOLET

Velvet Violet reveals an unexpected facet of violet in perfume. Inspired by velvet, the fragrance pairs the woody freshness of violet with the warm nuances of sesame.

Its semi-transparent glass in deep purple hue reflects the tones of the flower and the sheen of velvet. At its base, a graphic motif inspired by sesame expresses the dialogue between color, texture, and fragrance, creating a true velvet touch perfume experience

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A NEW EXPRESSION OF A DISTINCTIVE FLOWER

An unexpected pairing of a fresh flower and a roasted seed. Defined by contrasts and plays of texture, Velvet Violet belongs to a woody floral gourmand family.

From the first notes, the duality is present. Focusing more on the leaf than the flower, violet – green, fresh and subtly – takes on a modern profile. In contrast, sesame unfolds as a toasted accord with rich, nutty facets.

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LIPSTICKS AND LIP BLOTTING PAPERS

Peach Punk, Grunge Plum and Rose Taboo. Three bold additions join the lip collection, spanning a palette from understated to statement-making. Two sheer finishes and one satin create sophisticated texture effects.

The lip blotting papers are designed for makeup rituals. Inside, one hundred sheets of violet-scented Japanese paper. Applied to the lips, the papers remove excess lipstick and soften colour intensity with a blurred effect.

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