Fendi will launch seven new fragrances — Casa Grande, Ciao Amore, Dolce Bacio, La Baguette, Perché No, Prima Terra and Sempre Mio — in June. Each of the fragrances were inspired by key people, places and events in the brand's history.

Casa Grande ~ developed by perfumer Quentin Bisch and inspired by brand co-founder Adele Fendi (her maiden name was Casagrande) and the original Fendi leather goods shop established in 1925. With amber, cherry, leather, myrrh, vanilla and tonka bean.

Ciao Amore ~ developed by perfumer Fanny Bal and inspired by Leonetta Luciano Fendi and the family home on the Italian island Ponza. A warm solar fragrance with orange blossom, fig leaves and tonka bean.

Dolce Bacio ~ developed by perfumer Anne Flipo and inspired by Anna Fendi and a mother's kiss. With apricot, patchouli and rose.

La Baguette ~ developed by perfumer Anne Flipo, named for the brand's Baguette bags, and inspired by Delfina Delettrez Fendi’s twins and their favorite snack, bread with butter and sugar. With vanilla, iris and leather.

Perché No ~ developed by perfumer Quentin Bisch and inspired by Silvia Venturini Fendi and the family retreat I Casali del Pino. With spices, fresh linen, pink pepper and sandalwood.

Prima Terra ~ developed by perfumer Quentin Bisch and inspired by Fendi designer Kim Jones and his childhood in Africa. With tangerine, rosemary and oak moss.

Sempre Mio ~ developed by perfumer Quentin Bisch and inspired by Delfina Delettrez Fendi and her childhood in Morocco. With bergamot, orange blossom and cedar.

Fendi Casa Grande, Ciao Amore, Dolce Bacio, La Baguette, Perché No, Prima Terra and Sempre Mio will reportedly be €290 for 100 ml.

(via thezoereport, whowhatwear, elle, gva.be)

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