III – II ROMANZA
– Victorian Narcissus –
If Alessandro could travel in time, he would return to Victorian London - an era of elegance, yet filled with contrasts. Inspired by The Picture of Dorian Gray, Romanza captures the dual nature of Dorian - youthful beauty and inevitable decay.
At its heart is Narcissus, a flower symbolic of passion and vanity. It embodies the uncertainty of falling in love, caught between desire and hesitation. Not as bold as a deep rose, nor as delicate as lily of the valley, Narcissus lingers between fascination and mystery. The name Romanza reflects both romance and opera, where love is always accompanied by a melody.
A scent of decadence, beauty, and irresistible contradiction.