The new fragrance by Maison Francis Kurkdjian, À La Rose, was born as a result of the impression caused by the view of the painting of Marie Antoinette created by the artist Marie Elisabeth Louise Vigée-Lebrun. Its majesty and elegance are undeniable, and its sensual beauty is eye-catching. The melody of the fragrance unfolds in the delicate shades of exquisite roses, framed by the tenderness of violets and the nobility of cedar. Since the release of À La Rose, many have discussed its creator, perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, for the fact that the depth and tenderness of the fragrance are revealed only to true gourmets who can recognize the aromas of different varieties of roses. Regardless of the veracity of this statement, it is better not to argue, but to enjoy the impressive scent of À La Rose.

À La Rose opens with notes of orange, bergamot and lemon. A luxurious bouquet of Domani and Turkish roses blooms in its "heart", which is decorated with the delicate tenderness of violets. The composition is completed by the noble sound of cedar chords.