Costume National So Nude

DESCRIPTION

The style of Costume National has always stood out, both in the fashion collections and in its perfumes, for a contamination between fashion and art. In So Nude, a feminine fragrance released on the market in mid-2012, this contamination reaches its most evident result. Ennio Capasa is inspired by the concept of 'artistic nude' as a pure manifestation of the human soul: 'The nude is for me the essence of seduction and the true expression of oneself at the same time'.
Nude means being yourself, today and tomorrow. All time. He therefore wants to affirm a way of being.
The So Nude woman is therefore sure of herself and is not afraid to show her essence;
it expresses its emotions and does not hide its desires, showing itself in all its grace and sensuality: authentic, natural, chic. In collaboration with the master Dominique Ropion, Capasa has created an intriguing floral-spicy bouquet, using many natural raw materials of the best quality.
The composition opens with mysterious and spicy notes of cardamom and cumin, wrapped in the delicacy of neroli. The heart is floral with Ylang-ylang, damask rose and tuberose, while the base gives warmth and depth thanks to Virginia cedar wood, Indonesian patchouli and sandalwood.
The bottle differs from the rest of the fragrance collection for its pure and essential lines, slender and soft; the color, of course, is 'nude' pink, with a golden silver cap.
The outer packaging has a peachy effect, as if it were leather.