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Natalie’ Eau de Parfum Pays Tribute to Natalie Wood


 
Natalie Wood’s daughters have created a fragrance inspired by a scent the actress wore for most of her life. The story of the scent began when Wood was a child-actress and met movie legend Barbara Stanwyck while filming “The Bride Wore Boots.” Wood fell in love with Stanwyck’s perfume, and the actress gave Wood a bottle as a gift. From that day on, Wood always wore the perfume.

Her scent remained with her daughters who strove to create a sophisticated, feminine fragrance with a signature note of gardenia.

The 50ml bottle features a heavy base, and is topped with a transparent “diamond” cap; it’s held in a soft-touch carton. Natalie Wood’s signature appears in gold on the bottle.
The perfume was developed by the luxury private label and packaging firm Crafting Beauty and French fragrance house Mane.

More info: www.nataliefragrance.com 

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