Art Meets Art (A.M.A) Besame Mucho_Parent
‘BESAME MUCHO’ COMO SI FUERA ESTA NOCHE LA ÚLTIMA VEZ’
A.M.A. - abbreviation for Art Meets Art - is the first niche house to bring together perfume and music, as these two fields are co-dependent and rely on each other’s art, beauty and taste. The French house’s compositions wear popular titles, as they recompose some of the most appreciated songs of our times with the help of vegan ingredients. So, prepare your scented playlist for something amorous, delightful, delivered in Spanish accords. BESAME MUCHO was sang by many artists, but the beautiful Sara Montiel was the first. And like the lyrics of it complimented by her voice, the perfume is built around a wrapping black leather note, has a biting start of blood mandarin with an original twist of captivating incense, followed by a luxury orris leading to an exquisite cedarwood Atlas final.
FOR THE AFICIONADO
The ELEGANT niche lover is that someones who knows it’s not about being noticed, but it’s about being remembered. In its true sense, elegance is the only beauty that never fades. And just as such, the elegant niche compositions suit this era’s elegant mood and put up front perfumes that gracefully stand the test of time.
Christophe Raynaud
INSPIRATION IS CONSTANTLY COLLECTED
Christophe Raynaud puts it simply: “I’m a craftsman with the sensitivity of an artist.” And you can feel that in every fragrance he signs. For him, perfumery is a full-blown addiction and a complete universe he dives into with joy and the precision of a sculptor. “At first, I’m the architect. Then I become the craftsman,” he says. His dream of becoming a perfumer began early, in his teenage years, when he imagined launching a brand with his best friend: one would design clothes, the other would create perfumes. He studied chemistry to get into ISIPCA, where he finally felt in his element. Discovering raw materials and the language of scent confirmed he was exactly where he was meant to be.
