Costume National Scents at U Market
Costume National Scents connects the name of Ennio Capasa's fashion house with an independent fragrance line. Scent Intense appeared with the brand in 2001 and became one of its emblematic creations. Its image is completed by a bottle whose form was sculpted in plaster by its creator.
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Costume National Scents at U Market
Scent Intense is a historical starting point for discovering Costume National Scents. It appeared in 2001, when the fragrance line was founded as an extension of the fashion house of the same name. The brand includes it among its emblematic creations.
The impression of the collection begins with the object as well as the name. The bottle shape was sculpted in plaster by its creator, placing a study of volume and silhouette behind the serial object. This detail is particularly relevant to a brand formed at the intersection of fashion and fragrance.
Different perfumers have worked with Costume National Scents. Dominique Ropion, Fanny Bal, Julien Rasquinet, Céline Barel, and others are among the names listed. The list itself does not connect every perfumer with a particular fragrance, so the brand's general creative circle should be distinguished from confirmed authorship of an individual release.
If you begin with Scent Intense, experience it as an independent composition rather than a literal scent of a fashion collection. Its release year, historical role, and bottle design provide reliable context; the olfactory choice should be based on the pyramid of the specific product and a test on skin.