Juliette has a gun - Madeleine Impériale / Bold Collection - Dames (100 ml)

Woody, Gourmand, Enveloping

Madeleine Impériale reinterprets the iconic French pastry as a symphony of refined elegance. A radiant burst of blood orange stimulates the senses, giving way to a warm, decadent Madeleine accord, enriched with golden saffron and velvety patchouli. As the fragrance develops, a sensual trail of Oud, Vanilla and Sandalwood unfolds …

Bold, enveloping and irresistibly addictive. An ode to refined French gourmandise.

Key notes: Freshly baked Madeleine, Blood Orange, Saffron

Words from the creator

“With MADELEINE IMPÉRIALE, I wanted to elevate an iconic French delicacy into a luxurious, multi-sensory experience. Not merely sweet nostalgia, but something boldly elegant, layered and irresistibly addictive. It’s about reinventing the classic madeleine as an olfactory journey – warm, radiant, refined.

A true ode to French indulgence and savoir-faire.”

Top notes: Blood orange

Heart notes: Baked madeleine, patchouli, saffron

Base notes: Vanilla, oud wood, sandalwood

About the Bold Collection
A space for purposeful experimentation.

The Bold Collection marks a new chapter for Juliette has a gun. More intense and opulent than ever, it takes a haute couture approach in which every creation is unmistakably chic, elegant and decadent...

The Bold Collection unveils signature creations, crafted with a free creative spirit, centred around unique ingredients and expressive stories.

The guiding principle? NOTHING IS OFF-LIMITS!

About Juliette has a gun

‘La beauté est la plus belle revanche des femmes’.

It is no coincidence that this quote from Gainsbourg opens the Juliette has a gun website. The brand, which had its preview at Colette in Paris in 2006, is as rebellious as it is talented – just like the French-Jewish chansonnier.

The creator of Juliette is Romano Ricci – yes, the great-grandson of the legendary couturier Nina Ricci and the grandson of Robert Ricci, the man who developed the legendary perfume ‘L’Air du Temps’.

Despite his pedigree, Romano is a self-made man who managed to bring Francis Kurkdjian on board for his first perfume, but has been working entirely on his own ever since.