RhuburbOpens with
DaturaHeart
PatchouliDries down to
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Ricci Ricci
The moment when a sun-drenched garden comes alive with the scent of blooming flowers, where every breath is a mix of green and floral notes.
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Ricci RicciMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Ricci Ricci by Nina Ricci was launched in 2009 and created by perfumers Aurelien Guichard and Jacques Huclier. This fragrance is a chypre floral with a distinctive blend of white florals, green notes, and warm spices, anchored by the rich earthiness of patchouli and sandalwood. The composition opens with rhubarb and bergamot before diving into a heart of datura and tuberose, creating a vibrant contrast between freshness and opulence. It has become a reference point in the fruity-chypre floral category, frequently imitated by budget alternatives seeking to capture its essence.
Apply Ricci Ricci in light layers to allow its complex accords to unfold. The top notes are bright and fleeting, but the heart and base notes build over time for a lasting impression. It pairs well with daytime activities and can be layered for more intensity.
Fig. 01 — Ricci Ricci, Nina Ricci
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Aurélien Guichard
Seven generations of Grasse perfumeryAurélien Guichard is a senior perfumer at Takasago, born and raised in Grasse into a family business growing roses and jasmine for major perfumers, and following his father into perfumery via the Givaudan Perfumery School.
Co-created with Jacques Huclier
Designer Nina Ricci
More from the house · founded 1932 · France
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