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Nina Ricci 'Nina' EDT Spray

Nina Ricci 'Nina' EDT Spray

The elegant Parisian couture house, specializing in luxury fashion and fragrance, was founded in 1932 by Nina Ricci and her son, Robert. Robert encouraged his mother's exploration into perfumery with the Ricci house's first perfume, Nina, followed by a unique collection of luxury perfumes. Nina Ricci's delicate floral fragrances are designed for the elegant, eternal woman, with a twist of modernity.

Launched in: 1987
For: Women
Notes: Lime caipirinha, calabrese lemon, red toffee apple, moonflower, peony petals, white cedar, apple tree wood and musk.
Volume: 80 ML
Type: Eau de Toilette


Nina Ricci 'Nina' Eau de Toilette Spray 80ML

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Nina is just one in a line of ever-popular, always in use, always wafting by you on a city street, fragrances that never seem to go out of style. Also, much like the other fragrances it resembles, all owe something to Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue, which was one of the most ground breaking scents in the past decade or so. Nina has all the same leanings, the dry amber-infused notes, bubbly apple and citrus at the top and most importantly a focus on everything and anything dry (at the beginning at least. Where Nina strays from this formulation is in rather than leaving everything on a dry note, Nina introduces sweets, hoping, I suppose to give the scent an overall more feminine feel since the drier scents are ordinarily associated with more masculine fragrances. In doing this however Nina steps out of the mold of a scent like Light Blue and into more gourmand territory that it also doesn’t fit perfectly. Somehow the sweetness in Nina is a little too obvious and not subtle enough. It is also a little cloying if you ask me. But if its popularity is anything to go by then buyers love the contrast of the dry and the sweet. Its lasting power and sillage are quite good so apply sparingly, especially on those hot summer days.