Much Ado About The Duke

The Duke has a captivating, delighted, and devastating smile. His evenings spent at the theater? He's an intriguing figure. He's exquisitely attentive, revealing himself as a decadent dandy, yet always charmingly youthful. He won't be the ideal son-in-law, yet he wins everyone's hearts. He's married, but his wife believes the theater is no place for a woman, and certainly not for a Duchess. She wishes she didn't have the title. The Master Perfumer is Daphné Burgey, who has created a Rose fragrance. An enchanting Spicy Rose with notes of peppery rose, gin, and tanned woods. Are certainties shaken? Those with expectations may be disappointed. Hot can blow cold, night and day merge. The floral notes are powerful and invigorating. The leather is pure softness and sensuality. Transgression, like progress and modernity, is as old as the world.