9
Notes
8
Accords
2
Perfumers
L'Air
feminine
Created by Michel Girard, Rosendo Mateu
L'Air by Nina Ricci is a Floral fragrance for women. L'Air was launched in 2011. L'Air was created by Michel Girard and Rosendo Mateu. The floral fragrance with light and airy notes describes perfectly the successor of the famous fragrance by the house of Nina Ricci - L'Air du Temps from 1948. After the first edition with beautiful small pigeons on the stopper standing as symbols of peace, numerous versions of the flacon have been presented up till today. Some of them attract attention with glamorous feathers and colours of rainbow, while others offer variations of the master piece - L'Air du Temps which is famous even today as one of the classics of perfumery. The floral successor offers a more romantic and finer approach. It was announced as an airy and floral edition composed of intertwining notes of honeysuckle, jasmine, magnolia, violet extract and powdery notes. The flacon was created in the spirit of the classic edition and is decorated with pink nuances. Its stopper features kissing pigeons. L'Air is presented to the market in April 2011 and available as a 100ml EDP.
Best Season
28%
Win
93%
Spr
50%
Sum
40%
Fall
Day & Night
100%
Day
30%
Night
Olfactory Pyramid
Single layer composition with community-voted intensity.
User Ratings
630 votes
3.80
Love it
18529%
Like it
28946%
OK
132%
Dislike
13421%
Hate it
91%
Community Insights
MixedBased on 32 community opinions from Reddit
5.5
/ 10 community score
L'Air (2011) by Nina Ricci appears to have been discontinued, with community members noting difficulty locating it. While those familiar with it recall it fondly for its fresh, feminine qualities and attractive packaging, there is insufficient current community discussion to establish strong consensus on its overall merit, as availability issues have largely removed it from active circulation.
Strengths
- Feminine and fresh scent profile
- Beautiful bottle and packaging design
- Nostalgic appeal for those who owned it
Weaknesses
- Appears to be discontinued and difficult to find
- Limited community discussion and availability
- Confusion with L'Air du Temps (different fragrance)
Best for
Collectors seeking discontinued vintage fragrancesThose who previously owned and loved it
AI-generated summary based on public community discussions. Not affiliated with the opinions' authors.
