Feather Supreme

INSPIRATION

Aretha Franklin’s powerful voice and her iconic figure: a resolute and determined woman who cannot be ignored, a beacon of respect for all women.

Unforgettable memories

The 1960s: the United States, land of endless possibilities, struggles to accept that society is changing. Women are asking for much more than a house and a dishwasher – they want respect and the ability to show themselves, without reservation, in all their nature. In this patriarchal world dominated by white men, a woman makes her sublime voice heard above everyone else. The roots of her sound derive from gospel music and her feminine and elegant figure reveals a strong voice that is able to enchant, to fascinate and to move each and every soul. Aretha Franklin becomes the expression of a new chant in the Afro-American panorama: shaking off the melancholic vein of blues and moving beyond jazz boundaries, she gives life to a rebellious, vibrant and energetic music which is founded on exclamation and affirmation. Her theatrical vibrato, her inimitable voice, her endless ability lead her to outstanding success. She becomes the pride of ethnic minorities everywhere thanks to her interpretation of the song Respect by Otis Redding – a hymn for feminism and the civil rights movement. Aretha Franklin was a pioneer amongst women, achieving many goals and receiving important awards; with her unique talent and her emotional charge she reigns as the queen of soul, a beacon for every revolutionary spirit.

From music notes to olfactory notes

Feather Supreme, like a beautifully scented bunch of flowers, is an embodiment of love for women. Eternal notes of rose express sweetness and delicacy. White flowers reveal an intense, gentle and refined heart. The warm and musky dry down recalls an inborn sensuality and a passionate side which is no longer willing to be hidden.