Description | NEW PACKAGING - SAME FRAGRANCE In this combination of chypre sensuality and the most intimate facets of white musks on one side, and a bouquet of flowers—a symbol of a declaration of love—on the other, Thierry Wasser expresses the voluptuous, sensual, and romantic idea of idyll. The fragrance is enclosed in the legendary "bee" bottle. Created in 1853 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain for Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, it is adorned with the symbol of the Empire: the bee, which became the emblem of the Maison Guerlain.| | Ingredients | | Manufacturer | | Safety | | NEW PACKAGING - SAME FRAGRANCE In this combination of chypre sensuality and the most intimate facets of white musks on one side, and a bouquet of flowers – symbolizing a declaration of love – on the other, Thierry Wasser expresses the voluptuous, sensual, and romantic idea of idyll. The perfume is enclosed in the legendary "bee" bottle. Created in 1853 by Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain for Empress Eugenie, wife of Napoleon III, it is adorned with the symbol of the Empire: the bee, which became the emblem of the Maison Guerlain.
