DIPTYQUE loves to bring forgotten perfume gestures into the present. Sensual, sensitive rituals that make the intangible tangible with every application. In the 18th century, ladies perfumed their hair and headwear with fragrant powder and essences. Three centuries later, hair still receives the utmost attention. The new hair mist Eau Rose promises suppleness, shine, and radiance. Camellia oil, with its intense nourishing and protective properties, adds an extra touch of sensuality. The hair mist, created for Valentine's Day, will become a permanent part of the DIPTYQUE range, while its blue design, a color variation of the Rose Delight pattern, will adorn all products in the Eau Rose collection for a limited time. This fragrance note of Centifolia and Damascena rose is a hallmark of the house and a tribute to the queen of flowers. Neither too green nor too fruity, it reflects the delicacy and grace of rose petals.
Leslie David
It's hard to believe that the promising graphic icon Leslie David worked exclusively in black and white for a long time before turning to color. After studying art in Lyon and Strasbourg, her initial inclination was towards geometry and well-ordered motifs. But soon, the bright tones of pop found their way into the illustrator's psychedelic collages.
Today, Leslie David naturally weaves luxury with the trendiest elements of the time. She has no inhibitions and only follows her instinct. She loves to alienate things and transports her colorful universe from one project to another without denying her very own style: a book with Nike about surfing, a sculptural work around Red Bull's intense blue, a love alphabet for Chanel, or a new brand identity for the Parisian concept store Colette. DIPTYQUE was inspired by the cover of the album Love Letters, which Leslie designed for the electropop group Metronomy, and commissioned the artist to reinterpret the romantic Toile de Jouy patterns for the new Rose Delight collection.
She set to work with drawings and stencils, developing a new version of fabric printing techniques. Her colors, her smile, and her blooming imagination completed the Ĺ“uvre. This created a unique universe where tradition, poppy nuances, and oriental elements perfectly merge.
