Vivienne Westwood’s irresistible new heroine – Flirty Alice, “I can resist everything except temptation.” Oscar Wilde. First, she was naughty. Then, she was cheeky. So what would Alice be next? It seems that Alice has decided to try out a new trick and we are eager to follow her, wherever she is taking us. With a twinkle in her eye, Vivienne Westwood presents the latest – and utterly irresistible – incarnation of her fragrance phenomenon: Flirty Alice.
Vivienne Westwood’s irresistible new heroine – Flirty Alice
Feminine, but feisty too, brimming with spirit and sparkle, Flirty Alice is the quintessential Westwood heroine. Capturing the coquettish, carefree charm of its heroine, Flirty Alice is a transparent floral composition. Fresh at the start, thanks to a sparkling citrus twist of bergamot, the opening note is highlighted by the watery undertones of the green tea accord that gives the fragrance an uplifting start, leading on to a feminine heart of rose buds waiting to blossom.
Vivienne Westwood’s irresistible new heroine – Flirty Alice
Vanilla and blond wood blend in a sweetly carefree dry-down that’s every bit as intoxicating as Alice herself… For Flirty Alice, the familiar curvaceous fragrance bottle with its spherical golden stopper comes in a luxurious mauve lacquering, with its heroine’s spontaneously scrawled name in yellow and the Vivienne Westwood logo in gold, naturally.
With its new trendy mauve colour code, the box reprises the golden oval frame, a contemporary update of Vivienne Westwood’s beloved baroque, that is the emblem of the Alice fragrance line. Inside it, Flirty Alice leaves her own unmistakable signature, just as she will leave an unforgettable impression on your heart… Vivienne Westwood Flirty Alice 75ml $79 is available for a limited time only from 2 June 2013 from MYER and David Jones stores.
Once again, Alice comes to life in a delightful new illustration by Maly Siri,posing in a state of daring déshabillé, a mauve flower tucked seductively behind her ear. With a saucy sidelong glance, she seems to say: “Come play with me!” And who could possibly refuse?
