Prada Candy
Eau de Parfum
4.8/5 | 18 reviewsOnly 2 left in stock.
Prada Candy is feminine...
Prada Candy is immediately seductive, a pure pleasure of impulsive charm. In an explosion of bright pink and gold, Prada Candy invites us to venture off the beaten track, unveiling a new facet of Prada femininity where excess reigns supreme.
Based on the principle that extremes generate new ideas, Prada Candy expresses the desire to push limits to the maximum in order to create totally new, unexpected and optimistic concepts. Prada Candy stands as an invitation to live life with boldness and passion without waiting any longer.
Prada Candy is excessive...
The feeling of pure pleasure that Prada Candy provides comes from its excessive nature. Prada Candy is a fragrance with a unique olfactory balance, combining ingredients of exceptional quality in excessive proportions. Magnified by the White Musks, the meeting of Benzoin, a noble natural raw material, and the modern Caramel accord gives the fragrance a unique signature.
A cocktail of Musks: A refined veil of timeless Musks envelops the Benzoin and Caramel notes in an irreverent combination that defies conventions. The silky and powdery notes of the Musks bring refinement and elegance to the fragrance.
An overdose of Laotian Benzoin: Benzoin is a resin derived from a tree from Laos, the styrax. Its dosage at 12%, unusual in perfumes, gives it an addictive and sensual character. Benzoin also imparts warm, soft and balsamic notes to the fragrance, evoking honey with delicate vanilla accents.
An explosion of Caramel: Prada has added a touch of originality by creating a synthetic 'pop' Caramel accord that playfully disrupts the natural Benzoin note. This Caramel accord is delicious, joyfully feminine and delightfully addictive.
Candy is provocative...
The television advertising campaign for Prada Candy features Léa Seydoux, the new muse of French cinema, in the role of a young, impulsive piano student who performs a provocative dance to seduce her piano teacher. The Prada Candy film is signed by the inimitable fashion image-maker, Jean-Paul Goude. Léa Seydoux's hypnotic dance is inspired by the Apache dance that was performed by street gangs in Paris in the 1900s. This intense and violent dance simulates a passionate and wild struggle between a man and a woman, which most often ends with the victory of the woman.
Prada Candy is Sophisticated...
In the press campaign, Léa Seydoux holds a bottle of Prada Candy to her left eye with a provocative air, her vermillion-red lips contrasting sharply with the bottle. The embossed gold letters of the Prada logo stand out against the pink Saffiano leather, lending a sophisticated and fashionable touch to the image and conveying the confidence and seductiveness of the Prada Candy woman.
The television advertising campaign for Prada Candy features Léa Seydoux, the new muse of French cinema, in the role of a young, impulsive piano student who performs a provocative dance to seduce her piano teacher. The Prada Candy film is signed by the inimitable fashion image-maker, Jean-Paul Goude. Léa Seydoux's hypnotic dance is inspired by the Apache dance that was performed by street gangs in Paris in the 1900s. This intense and violent dance simulates a passionate and wild struggle between a man and a woman, which most often ends with the victory of the woman.
Prada Candy is Striking...
Prada Candy simply cannot be overlooked. Its case is bold, unusual and 'pop' while remaining elegant and timeless thanks to the luxurious materials from which it is made. A band of bright pink Saffiano leather encircles the top of the bottle, in the manner of perfume bottles of old, and bears the refined Prada logo in gold letters. The pump, like a shiny black half-moon, is perched on the neck of the bottle for a spectacular finishing touch. A comic-strip style illustration, signed by the celebrated illustrator François Berthoud, appears on the bright pink of the case, symbolising the artistic and unique nature of the Prada Candy woman. Its bright yellow and pink, vermillion and liquorice-black colours are a subtle evocation of the beauty product cases of the 1950s. A shiny black band bearing the Prada Candy logo crosses the front of the Saffiano leather-style case, a touch of elegance that echoes the horizontal lines of the advertising campaign.
