Description
Fath de Fath, fragrance for women appeared in 1953 on the market. Its creator is Jacques Fath, French fashion designer known for substantial influence on haute couture, together with Christian Dior and Pierre Balmain in post-war period.
Jacques Fath launched Fath de Fath just a year after he was diagnosed with leukemia. The fragrance was reformulated and relaunched in 1992 (France Luxury Group) and it has been on the market till today. Flacon of this edition reflects luxury and power of the composition with accentuated fine, fruity notes warmed by amber and oriental concept. This fragrance became one of the shiniest stars of perfumery, since it looks like a beautiful piece of jewelry, a gem hiding precious fluid which reflects strength, beauty and wealth.
Its successor is arriving on the market in 2010. Eau de Fath is a fresher and lighter echo of the previous fragrance. It is composed of white flowers and light base notes, while it retained the form based on precious ingredients. The perfume is coming closer to new generations and modern compositions.
The fragrance aims at modern woman who values tradition, quality and luxury while searching for new products which have a spirit of past and eternal value, and staying opened for experience of the 21st century. The main goal of the edition is to retain heritage of creator Jacques Fath by embodiment of the new fragrance which symbolizes elegant woman of today’s time.
Composition of Eau de Fath opens with pink pepper, refreshed with mandarin, black currant and floral notes of English marigold, freesia and white flowers. Airy spring notes and gentle aromas of floral heart offer heliotrope, orange blossom and while lily, while base notes leave an elegant trail (echo of oriental composition of Fath de Fath) and line up notes of iris, hibiscus seed, white musk, benzoin and resins. The composition is gentle, feminine and luminous and its creator is perfumer Raphael Haury.
Flacon of Eau de Fath has the same form as the one of 1992 Fath de Fath. It is available as 50 and 100ml EDT. The fragrance is arrived on the market in 2011.
CaklyWapkar – :
Sorry-this is not quite a review but I remembered an old Jaques Fath perfume called Canasta.It was given to my mum as a present ( some 40 years ago!), it was actually prefume ( not EDP).It came in a most beautiful small bottle in a round velvety box of burgundy colour.She hardly ever used it and it was always living in the same drawer.Few years back I discovered that my stupid brother threw it away ( influenced by his even mores stupd wife) in an effort to de-clutter my mums home.I would have loved to have it. Does anyone even remember it at all? I still remember the smell <3