Nocibé gives entire store Viktor & Rolf Bonbon makeover

Published: 30-Sep-2016
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French perfumery chain Nocibé has given one of its Paris stores a makeover to promote a new fragrance by Viktor & Rolf.

The fragrance, Bonbon Couture, which comes in a bow-shaped bottle, was launched as a Nocibé exclusive. To promote the perfume, Nocibé has revamped its shop at 350 Rue de Vaugirard in Paris’s 15th arrondissement.

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