
Paco Rabanne has launched Brutalist Amber, a new addition to La Collection Rabanne.
Brutalist Amber draws its strength from Paco Rabanne’s original gesture: to build, not to decorate. Trained as an architect, he shaped creation as structure, forging radical forms from raw, industrial materials in the spirit of Brutalism. Here, Daniela Andrier and Quentin Bisch translate his architectural rigor into scent, exposing the tension between metallic patchouli and bitter almond. Brutal geometry. Raw elegance. Pure Rabanne.
Brutalist Amber is built on radical tension. Metallic patchouli rises with density and edge, cut by the sharp luminosity of bitter almond. Like concrete against steel, their contrast defines the structure—nothing softened, each note fully exposed. Orange essence pulses through, while amber adds warmth without dissolving the lines. Brutal geometry meets raw elegance, forming an addictive gourmand.
Paco Rabanne Brutalist Amber is available in 125 ml Eau de Parfum, and in some markets, 15 ml as well.
(via rabanne)
Gosh, what a name…
I am glad they at least mentioned it is inspired by Brutalist architecture…yeah, does not sound so good as a perfume name.
I should really make an effort and go try this line. Daniela Andrier is one of my favorite perfumers, and I’m really curious about her “baby” with Quentin Bisch