CARON Calls on Nathanaël Koffi to Relook its Legendary Fragrance
In 1934, CARON introduced “Pour Un Homme de CARON”, the first men’s perfume in the history of perfumery. “Pour Un Homme” went on to become a classic, winning over a clientele of men who had only been wearing eaux de Cologne up until then. Today, CARON pays tribute to this extraordinary heritage with a limited edition of “Pour Un Homme de CARON”, in collaboration with artist Nathanaël Koffi. He brings his colorful, flamboyant world onto the perfume’s signature bottle, decorating the glass with abstract purple motifs as a reference to lavender, the fragrance’s main ingredient. This modern take of this mellow yet fresh fragrance portrays a reinvented masculinity, in keeping with the times. At the event held in honor of this exceptional collaboration, we met Nathanaël Koffi and Olivia de Rothschild, alongside Julien de Saint Jean, César Domboy, Maxence Danet-Fauvel, Harry Nuriev, Samir Sabe, Matteo Sinet and many others.
Photos : Jean Picon
