Hymne a l'Amour

1949

The year of eternal grace for Édith Piaf and Marcel Cerdan.

The street singer and the popular boxer go off to conquer America.

They meet up in New York. A crossing of destiny, brief and luminous, becomes a formidable hymn to love.

From galas to boxing matches, the lovers are but one. Starting from nothing, these French legends experience enormous fame and live a dazzling passion until a star is extinguished in the sky between Paris and New York.

Top notes: Red mandarin, Aldhydes.

Heart notes: Heliotrope, Iris, Rose.

Base notes: Musk, Amber, Vanilla.

The ball opens like a Vie en Rose. The balms of Amber are heightened by the lofty song of Red mandarin essence under a shower of powdery flowers. The strong Musks then melt as one skin.