In Gucci Guilty's new campaign image, Lana Del Rey and Jared Leto reconnect in a peculiar setting, the motel, to introduce the new eau de toilette for women placed side by side with the previous version for men.
Reimagined by Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele, Guilty Eau de Toilette pour Femme is defined by the light, fresh femininity of lilac petals with a sparkling citrus twist on a trail of rich and sensual amber notes and patchouli.
The fragrance opens with luminous citrus top notes of mandarin blended with pink pepper for a bright and vibrant freshness. At the heart, the lilac combines with the fruity blend of peach and raspberry and with notes of Egyptian geranium for a delicate and harmonious contrast.
Finally, patchouli and amber notes reveal the warmth and creaminess of the dry down, echoing the base notes of the Guilty Eau de Parfum pour Femme to bring strength and sensuality to the new composition.
Its bottle echoes the silhouette of the counterpart men's fragrance, reflecting the equal standing of the women and men they represent.
Differing in a shade of metallic rose gold, the heavy glass flacon is partly wrapped in the new coloured metal with a matching cap, and partly in a transparent glass to reveal the pale pink juice of the feminine fragrance inside.
Gucci Guilty Eau de Toilette pour Femme is defined by sparkling citrus, feminine lilac petals on a trail of sensual notes of amber and patchouli. Photos © Gucci Beauty
Gucci Guilty Eau de Toilette pour Femme is defined by sparkling citrus, feminine lilac petals on a trail of sensual notes of amber and patchouli. Photos © Gucci Beauty
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