Amalfi LemonOpens with
Granny Smith appleHeart
Apple TreeDries down to
Also asEau de Toilette · 2013 →
Christian Dussoulier10 fragrancesPortrait →
Jacques Cavallier-Belletrud228 fragrancesPortrait →
Olivier Cresp273 fragrancesPortrait →Will you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Nina Ricci · Sold as feminine
Nina
The crisp bite of a Granny Smith apple and the warm embrace of praline, captured in a modern update of a classic design.
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NinaMid-range · $40–100
50%Similar accords, often for lessShaghaf Women · Swiss ArabianBudget tier, under $40 · shares 4 of its 7 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Nina by Nina Ricci, launched in 2006 and created by Olivier Cresp, Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, and Christian Dussoulier, is a Floral Fruity fragrance that helped popularize the fruity-gourmand style among mainstream designer florals. The composition opens with bright citrus notes like Amalfi lemon and lime, followed by Granny Smith apple and praline, creating a toffee-apple effect that's both fresh and sweet. The heart of peony and datura adds floral depth before settling into a base of musk and Virginia cedar for warmth and longevity.
Its glossy apple-shaped bottle is a modern update of a 1952 Lalique design originally created for Nina Ricci’s Fille d'Eve perfume, tying it to the brand's rich heritage.
Two sprays on pulse points will allow the toffee-apple top notes to mingle with the floral heart over time. The fragrance is best worn during cooler weather when its warmth feels most inviting.
Fig. 01 — Nina, Nina Ricci
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Christian Dussoulier
Two decades between Givaudan and FirmenichChristian Dussoulier is a Master Perfumer trained at ISIPCA who began his career at Givaudan, where he worked for eight years, before spending fourteen years at Firmenich honing his craft as a fine fragrance specialist.
Co-created with Jacques Cavallier Belletrud and Olivier Cresp
Designer Nina Ricci
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