Particularly covet-worthy is the collection’s elephant bronzer.

Packed with shades of shimmery gold and bronze powder, this compact bears the charming figure of an elephant (often regarded as a symbol of India) embossed right into the powder. Definitely an object of desire, the bronzer and the rest of the Maharani Jewels collection is scheduled to hit stores later this month.

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The top of the silver cap of the flacon is decorated with the mother & daughter logo by Paul Iribe from the 1920s. But in a clear move to adapt to new mores and a new generation of consumers, the fragrance has been colored pink and made to smell “young” as an up-to-date fruity-floral. Top notes are blackberry, citruses and pear; middle notes are peony, freesia and raspberry; base notes are sandalwood, amber and musk.

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Perfumer Anne Flipo, who created the scent together with artistic director Alber Elbaz, said, “I was aiming for something simple yet sophisticated – impertinent and young – mirroring the modern woman Jeanne Lanvin was,”…

Dubbed a “fruity gourmand” by Lanvin, it offers top notes of blackberry, pear, citron; a heart of raspberry, white freesia, peony; base notes are musk, sandalwood, and amber.
Jeanne Lanvin will be available in 30, 50, and 100 ml Eau de Parfum and in matching body products.

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