THE CREATION
In 2019, Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel created Twilly Eau Poivrée, the olfactory interpretation of the irreverent spirit of Hermès girls.
OLFACTORY NOTES
A spicy Eau de parfum that expresses its mischievous character with an insolent pink berry, a tender rose and a deep patchouli.
THE OBJECT
The iconic lantern-shaped bottle, designed by Florence Manlik, has a square form and a muted coral hue. A final whimsical detail: a hand-tied silk ribbon around the cap adds a playful touch. Each silk ribbon is unique.
THE HERMÈS DETAIL
The name of the Twilly d'Hermès perfume tribe evokes Hermès' silk métier with two icons: the maison's silk twill carré and the twilly, the cheerful and colorful little silk ribbon that can be worn in countless ways.
"The Hermès girls play against the wind, they impose their own rhythm, they invent a cadence never seen before. For them I have imagined this variation, as a tribute to their youthful spirit."
Christine Nagel, Hermès perfumer
Twilly Eau Poivrée runs through the skin and reaches the soul full of color, incisive.
Its sensuality is due to three new raw materials: biting pink berry, rose heart and patchouli.
Their essences intertwine and weave the invisible thread that unites the Hermès girls.
Olfactory notes:
- Pink berry, Rose, Patchouli.
How to use:
- To prolong the scent, apply your fragrance to the inside of your wrists and behind your earlobes. These pulse points are warmer than the rest of your body, which helps the fragrance evaporate more slowly.
- Applying perfume directly to clothes can stain, damage, and alter the fabric.