Viktor&Rolf brings FKA Twigs on board for new fragrance
With GOOD FORTUNE, Viktor&Rolf now invite women to become aware of their magical powers, assert themselves as personalities, and firmly believe in their own strengths. That is already a positive finger time in difficult times. The Feelgood fragrance is meant to remind its wearers that "destiny is not a matter of chance, but a matter of making the right choices". "We wanted to create a fragrance that exudes spirituality, optimism, and mysticism," say Horsting and Snoeren, founders of Viktor & Rolf.
It took perfumers Anne Flipo and Nicolas Beaulieu an unimaginable 10 years and over 3,500 trials to develop GOOD FORTUNE to perfection. GOOD FORTUNE is an olfactory innovation in more ways than one, as the fragrance contains a unique, never-before-used distillate of fennel and gentian flowers - the exclusive combination of two ingredients extracted together. A true magic elixir that exudes the magical energy of GOOD FORTUNE.
Reason enough to make the bottle a real eye-catcher. The amethyst becomes the silent star of the fragrance. GOOD FORTUNE is presented in a mysterious glass flacon, shaped like a fortune teller's crystal ball. It is crowned by a finely facetted amethyst cap as a symbol of feminine power and positive energy.
For Viktor & Rolf, it is the continuation of a success story
The luxury fashion house Viktor&Rolf was founded in 1993 by Dutch fashion designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren.
It is known for its equally provocative and glamorous interpretations of haute couture. With the premiere of FLOWERBOMB in 2005, they have created one of the most internationally successful women's fragrances to date.
FKA Twigs: Music video with GOOD FORTUNE for her hit "Killer
Pop star FKA Twigs is happy to be the face of the fragrance, as she herself is the best example of a destiny she has taken into her own hands and has been crowned with two Grammy's so far. Born Tahliah Debrett Barnett, she combines Spanish, British, and Jamaican roots. Raised in Gloucestershire, she worked her way to the top of the music world with art scholarships.
