Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal by Night Eau de Parfum

The limits seem to be those that Jean-Paul Gaultier has not yet crossed. In Scandal by Night, the new honey-tuber, the designer tells how "Madame la Ministre" shocks the audience and morals even more, upsetting a limp Republic and cruelly lacking in madness and sensuality.

The honey of life: the excitement of the senses and absolute pleasure are at the heart of this scandalous flanker. Scandal by Night proposes to discover the olfactory universe of this fictional Minister with burning and eminently real desires. Heady, warm and sensual, Scandal by Night opens with a tuberose full of audacity and irreverence that quickly wallows in a generous and dense honey. The sweetness sticks to our senses to sharpen them to the point of ecstasy, throwing us back, languid on a sandalwood and tonka bean that leave no respite to our senses still titillated from their previous encounter.

Conceived as an ambrosia in a bottle, Scandal by Night is a food of indecency, an eau de parfum for nights where frenzy mingles with whims and pleasures that we can hardly imagine being forbidden. No doubt that if Madame Minister were to be caught on one of her excursions, the newspapers would sweat under the profusion of wet ink needed to describe the deliciously unseemly antics of this representative.

But she plays, as long as her secret is kept. She plays, and invites us to do the same, while the next day's headlines already promise "a perfume of scandal".