Floral
Fruity
Top Notesgreen leavesmagnoliapear
Heartblackberrytoffee apples
Base Notesamber
Tags
#sexy
#sweet
Style
for her
for him
unisex
A confident magnolia in the company of solid sweetness of a toffee apples accord, white amber and pears. If neon pink color had an aroma this would have been it.
Also highly recommended for Harley Quinn cosplay.
Superlady, new from Pierre Guillaume.
The strong name within the context of the sweet floral character of the perfume is a perhaps a suggestion that women do not need to borrow masculine symbols to feel empowered, that pink and feminine perfume is, maybe, the new power dressing, not trousers and woody perfumes, so to say. It’s an invitation to somewhat reconsider the stereotype of “strong woman”.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Think a flash of hot pink beneath an otherwise restrained outfit, worn into a busy afternoon with unapologetic good humour. Magnolia’s green vitality keeps the candy-apple sweetness animated rather than languid; the mood is flirtatious, brisk and deliberately playful.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring weather or on cooler days, when the green floral character and candy-apple sweetness can sit in balance. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in warm weather, use a lighter hand so the sweetness does not dominate. Let the opening settle before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy expressive florals with a gourmand twist, but prefer tart fruit and green foliage to uninterrupted sugar. Its magnolia, candy apple and powdery amber suit a taste for playful colour, soft textures and sweetness with definition.
Release year
2018 (or 2017)
The nose
Pierre Guillaume is an independent French perfumer whose chemistry background informs his inventive treatment of texture, unusual accords and gourmand contrasts. His compositions often balance technical experimentation with immediate sensory appeal. In Superlady, he interprets magnolia through Headspace technology, bringing the blossom’s freshness and surrounding foliage into contrast with candy apple and powdery white amber.
Pierre Guillaume Black Collection’s story
Pierre Guillaume Paris combines creative independence with in-house design and manufacturing, pursuing contemporary perfumery that is experimental yet wearable. Its Black Collection presents fragrances as olfactory photographs: recognisable subjects interpreted through inventive materials and contrasting textures.
Superlady’s concept
Superlady takes its inspiration from magnolia’s combination of strength and delicacy, with Chateaubriand’s Atala providing a literary reference. Guillaume used a Headspace-based interpretation to evoke the living flower and its green foliage, then contrasted this vitality with tart candy apple and a fresh, powdery white-amber base.
Extra info
Superlady originally launched under the Huitième Art collection name before joining the Black Collection. Its magnolia interpretation includes both blossoms and leaves; the original note scheme also names pear and blackberry alongside candy apple and white amber.
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Top Notesgreen leavesmagnoliapear
Heartblackberrytoffee apples
Base Notesamber
Tags
#sexy
#sweet
Style
for her
for him
unisex
A confident magnolia in the company of solid sweetness of a toffee apples accord, white amber and pears. If neon pink color had an aroma this would have been it.
Also highly recommended for Harley Quinn cosplay.
Superlady, new from Pierre Guillaume.
The strong name within the context of the sweet floral character of the perfume is a perhaps a suggestion that women do not need to borrow masculine symbols to feel empowered, that pink and feminine perfume is, maybe, the new power dressing, not trousers and woody perfumes, so to say. It’s an invitation to somewhat reconsider the stereotype of “strong woman”.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Think a flash of hot pink beneath an otherwise restrained outfit, worn into a busy afternoon with unapologetic good humour. Magnolia’s green vitality keeps the candy-apple sweetness animated rather than languid; the mood is flirtatious, brisk and deliberately playful.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring weather or on cooler days, when the green floral character and candy-apple sweetness can sit in balance. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in warm weather, use a lighter hand so the sweetness does not dominate. Let the opening settle before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy expressive florals with a gourmand twist, but prefer tart fruit and green foliage to uninterrupted sugar. Its magnolia, candy apple and powdery amber suit a taste for playful colour, soft textures and sweetness with definition.
Release year
2018 (or 2017)
The nose
Pierre Guillaume is an independent French perfumer whose chemistry background informs his inventive treatment of texture, unusual accords and gourmand contrasts. His compositions often balance technical experimentation with immediate sensory appeal. In Superlady, he interprets magnolia through Headspace technology, bringing the blossom’s freshness and surrounding foliage into contrast with candy apple and powdery white amber.
Pierre Guillaume Black Collection’s story
Pierre Guillaume Paris combines creative independence with in-house design and manufacturing, pursuing contemporary perfumery that is experimental yet wearable. Its Black Collection presents fragrances as olfactory photographs: recognisable subjects interpreted through inventive materials and contrasting textures.
Superlady’s concept
Superlady takes its inspiration from magnolia’s combination of strength and delicacy, with Chateaubriand’s Atala providing a literary reference. Guillaume used a Headspace-based interpretation to evoke the living flower and its green foliage, then contrasted this vitality with tart candy apple and a fresh, powdery white-amber base.
Extra info
Superlady originally launched under the Huitième Art collection name before joining the Black Collection. Its magnolia interpretation includes both blossoms and leaves; the original note scheme also names pear and blackberry alongside candy apple and white amber.