Description
“Silhouette is a very tender, yet unmistakeably carnal concoction, imagined by Alexandra de Montfort, Rouge Bunny Rouge Founder and Art Director, as a hymn to Artistic Talent – sensual and spiritual, bold and vulnerable, rare and persistent, deep and contemporary. With a very spicy, only briefly floral opening of Coriander, Pimento and Nutmeg paired with delicate Rose Petals, Silhouette forms a woody heart harmony adorned with earthy and voluptuous vetiver. The soft, almost powdery longevity of Silhouette lies in the very modern, sleek Leather notes in a perfect unison with Musk, Ambergris and Guaiac Wood. Perfumer Nathalie Lorson (Firmenich) has created this precious woody Eau de Parfum vibrant with a near animal, barely tamed vigour. A perfect harmony of raw and refined energies, Silhouette is a lesson in merging the decadence of the spirit and human desires into creative power. For ingenious women and men” — press release of the brand.
Silhouette was launched in 2014.
eagegonsoxozy – :
I had a feeling the juniper would ruin this for me…that’s somehow a note that I very very rarely like. It gives the perfume a whole new herbal vibe that just reminds me of strong gin and bad hangovers. I guess it’s a negative association for me…the other notes are very nice. I smell strong chilli pepper amber and woods.
arhad81 – :
Silhouette surprised me in that I was not expecting it to be such a terrific gentleman’s woody-aromatic fragrance. I treasure my flacons of Rouge Bunny Rouge Embers and Tunda in my Scent Armory, and samples of Silhouette were included with both orders. To me, the woods are most prominent with sandalwood, cedar and vetiver—three of my favorite notes in perfumery—all being discernible notes in the composition, which is backed by an elegant blend of gently warmed spices. These spicy accord plays delightfully, and perhaps a bit whimsically, with the earthly elements of this perfume. Moreover, Silhouette is wrapped in what I sense is a peppery, piney, resinous tone that prompts me hold a little higher, and step a bit more briskly, whenever I’m wearing it.
Performance is very good in that it lasts an honest 7-hours on my skin and projects moderately, which is perfect for this type of fragrance. Overall, I find Silhouette to be a very fine fragrance that can be rocked by both guys and gals, but it’s one that I find better matched for a gentleman in a suit & tie. But this is merely my opinion and your mileage may vary. Silhouette may very well be the next perfume I order from Rouge Bunny Rouge.