Juliette Has A Gun beauty

At Juliette Has a Gun, perfume is a weapon — a symbol of power and femininity. These fragrances are imagined as olfactive portraits inspired by the multi-faceted personality of Shakespeare's Juliette. Vengeful, cavalier, and mutinous at turns, she's founder Romano Ricci's eternal muse. Possessing a certain creative flair — his grandmother is none other than Nina Ricci herself — he nonetheless chose to strike his own path, outside the world of Haute Couture. For four years, he studied perfumery, eventually catching the eye of perfume master Francis Kurdjian and deciding to launch his own label. Created in the early 2000s and propelled to instant success by the iconic fragrance entitled Not a Perfume, Juliette Has a Gun believes in the beauty in imperfection, in the spirit of contradiction and the encounter between opposites. Richly feminine and romantic, it's an ode to independence as much as to love, celebrating womanhood in its entirety.