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A grisette was a young working woman of Paris, named for the cheap grey cloth of her dress. The word ran from the late seventeenth century to the Belle Époque. She is all through the literature of the city, from Murger's bohemians to Hugo's Fantine.
LUBIN was founded in Paris in 1798, when Pierre-François Lubin opened his boutique Au Bouquet de Roses. He had trained under Jean-Louis Fargeon, perfumer to Marie-Antoinette. The house's own sketch of Grisette is a slim, fleeting figure moving through crowded streets with her head held high.
Thomas Fontaine composed it for the house in 2015. Grapefruit and bergamot open it over rose concrete. Iris concrete and incense sit at the heart, with musk, amber, cedar and Madagascan vanilla absolute underneath.
The house is older than almost anything else we sell.
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