Imagine…
It’s the 1930’s. You enter a smokey dimly-lit lounge as the rhythmic pitter patter of rain serenades the night behind you. Every eye is immediately at your beckoning call as you walk in step to the saxophonists’ melody as if in a sultry choreographed dance. Your alluring confidence takes you deeper into the room as wandering eyes vie for a closer look. Wearing a teasingly sexy number that effortlessly hugs your curvaceous silhouette, onlookers swoon at your graceful elegance and seductive mystery as they whisper in wonderment, “Who is that woman?” But this is not the 1930’s, nor is it a scene from a Jean Harlow or Greta Garbo flick. You have just peeked into the seductive aura of an alluring NEW fragrance, Dita Von Teese.
The creation of world renowned Burlesque star and fashion icon Dita Von Teese, and aptly named after the seductress, DVT is a timeless fragrance that captures the true essence of a woman and delivers it with class and elegance.
From the moment I got a sniff of this perfume I was immediately thrust into Hollywood’s Golden Age with dreams of becoming a glamorous starlet. A dazzling tribute to a bygone era of oomph and pizzazz, DVT exudes of vintage flair yet still manages to connect with modern appeal.
The sensual silhouette of the flacon embodies sheer elegance while the pleated black bottle, and its adorning red pearl and silk cord tassel glam it up as if getting ready for cocktail hour. The atomizer ball also adds a regal touch that makes this beauty effortlessly stand out among any boudoir scent.
“A scent needs to reflect all the different facets of my personality. It had to be elegant, glamorous, sophisticated, sexy, dark, and mysterious.” – Dita Von Teese
Well, it’s no mystery that Dita Von Teese delivers. And at a price that’s very reasonable ($30-$75) compared to other scents of its stature, this beauty is destined to become a permanent addition to any perfumista’s coveted collection.
Dita Von Teese is available exclusively to the U.S. at Fred Segal in Santa Monica, CA and online at www.RonRobinson.com.
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