Story-telling isn't essential when creating fragrance, says Juliette Has a Gun Founder Romano Ricci. However, it certainly helps to connect with the consumer and explain intent...
How crucial is story-telling in fragrance?
In Cosmetics Business' latest Final Word column, Juliette Has a Gun Founder Romano Ricci explores the purpose of story-telling in fragrance
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Fragrance
Chanel, YSL and Prada’s new flankers are speaking to fragrance literate Gen Z differently
Although the instinct for expansion is correct, whether a new Gen Z edition of a hero scent is successful lies in its execution. With Chanel, YSL and Prada all unveiling twists on their icons this year – Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu, Black Opium Pink Glaze and Paradoxe Sweet Chemistry – CB explores the value of these new flankers