New York, 1983. First retrospective of Yves Saint Laurent at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The invigorating energy of 1980s New York glamour, distilled in a tobacco scent, a sensual blend of spicy and balsamic notes.
INSPIRATION
The city is electric, the air charged with anticipation: a historic exhibition is about to open at the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art - a retrospective celebrating the work of the legendary designer Yves Saint Laurent. It is a historic moment. A celebration not only of fashion, but also of a visionary. The first time a living designer receives this honor. Orchestrated by Diana Vreeland, the exhibition includes a meticulous selection of 150 pieces. Unveiled tonight, a glamorous gala fills the museum. The evening gown dance draws a dazzling array of guests, from fashion personalities like Bill Blass and Jacqueline de Ribes to socialites such as Tatiana Liberman and Marie-Hélène de Rothschild, as well as artists like Louise Nevelson - each an icon in their own right, anticipating a night like no other.
OLFACTION
In the midst of the glittering crowd of over 800 guests, the atmosphere crackles with a unique energy. The clinking of champagne glasses mingles with whispers of admiration. An elegant note with a hint of YSL thrill perfumes the air - the rich and sophisticated aroma of fine tobacco, a subtle mark of celebration and the bold character of Yves Saint Laurent. His captivating fragrance, intertwined with the spirit of celebration and the emotion of the evening, evokes the sumptuous atmosphere of an unforgettable night. 83 NEW YORK captures the heady aura of this bygone era, a journey into a night of high-stakes glamour and artistic expression. The balsamic character inherent in tobacco is enhanced by the aromatic freshness of clary sage. A touch of honey accord adds a liqueur-like sparkle, reminiscent of champagne flowing freely amid
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