Red Carpet Affair Exclusif

Red Carpet Affair Exclusif

About her

There are moments in life when elegance doesn’t walk in—it arrives. Not loud, not hurried, just present. Red Carpet Affair is that kind of moment. A fragrance inspired by the mysterious poise of Angelique Noire, reimagined with a brighter gaze—where green velvet is exchanged for flowing light, and citrus air softens every edge.

It begins with light—true, crystalline light. Lemon opens like a sheer curtain drawn back, letting warmth rush in. Pear glistens underneath, ripe and subtle, while blackcurrant adds a dark-fruited pulse that keeps the opening grounded, never too bright. The signature angelica is still there—green, slightly bitter—but softened, toned down by citrus and kissed with restraint. Instead of leading, it lingers in the background like the echo of something once whispered.

Then the heart begins to bloom. Lavender floats in like a breath—cool, balanced, and clean-lined. Rose unfolds gracefully, understated and radiant. White musk smooths the space between each floral, while a fresh rain accord lifts everything with a weightless clarity—it’s not sharp or ozonic, but tender and atmospheric. The moment feels open, as if something long-held is finally released.

And then comes the warmth. Saffron glows gently underneath—soft spice, barely there, like golden skin at sunset. Silken vanilla follows, fluid and creamy, rich and enveloping. And finally, jasmine sambac rises to meet it—floral, soft, and just slightly warm, like the close of something beautiful you want to keep breathing in.

Red Carpet Affair smells like citrus light drifting over softened greens and creamy florals—an airy, modern twist on a classically mysterious structure. It’s graceful, radiant, and quietly magnetic… the kind of scent that turns heads not because it wants to, but because it can.

Scent Profile
This fragrance has a similar DNA to Angelique Noir with added notes of Lemon, Amber, Blackcurrant, a Fresh Rain Accord, Saffron and Silken Vanilla 💞

Notes of Parfum
Concentration
Extrait