Black Jade by Lubin

 Kirsten Dunst in Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette

Bastille Day meant the end of the reign of Marie Antoinette and her King. 

The beautiful Queen hated by the French Citizens for her opulent style and extravagant taste,

 was to spend her final days at La Conciergerie.

Despite her imprisonment, the French Queen continued 

to receive regular supplies of her favorite fragrance from her loyal perfumer, Jean-Louis Fargeon. 

Inspired by the Queen's secret gardens, he created a scent with lush roses, jasmine, and exotic spices from distant lands. A black jade bottle held the last remaining scent to be copied by Fargeon's indiscreet apprentice, Pierre Francois Lubin.

Marie Antoinette Rose

Lubin went on to become one of the most famous perfumers in history. 

On Bastille Day, July 14th, 2011 

Lily will premier the once lost fragrance beloved by the Queen. 

BLACK JADE BY LUBIN
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