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Sunshine in a bottle – Lalique launches the Soleil collection


LUXURY French brand, Lalique has been known for its exquisite glass art and high-end perfumes since it was established in 1888 by René Lalique. After initially garnering attention for its intricate glass designs, particularly in the realm of jewellery and decorative objects, it expanded its range over the years and launched its debut perfume, “Lalique de Lalique” in the ‘90s.

Lalique Soleil

Now debuting its Soleil collection for spring, as the brand says, it’s sunshine in a bottle, “From the radiant glow of morning light to the gentle embrace of dawn, the Soleil Lalique Eau de Parfum collection honours the sun and the free-spirited women who cherish it.” As with all Lalique perfect there’s intricacy to the scents and the bottles, these being sun-shaped with embellishments.

The Soleil Collection is made up of four fragrances, including the Soleil Lalique Eau de Parfum, a bright, uplifting blend of fruits, spices, flowers, and musks, for a comforting warmth, while the Soleil Vibrant iteration combines sustainably sourced bergamot and pear with jasmine sambac, finished with Bourbon vanilla for a zesty, sweet scent.

Lalique Soleil

The Soleil Lunar is for all of those who love mandarin, spicy pink pepper, and woody base notes; lastly, to round off the collection there is a scented candle in the form of Le Soleil, Chiang Mai which offers a floral scent with pear, bergamot, jasmine sambac, orange saffron, and vanilla to bring the sunshine indoors.

by Felicity Carter

See more on lalique.com.

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