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Some women are beautiful and elegant at virtually anything and everything that they do.
Even when it’s falling off of a horse.
Fortunately for Scarlett Johansson, it was in a movie and she was able to get up and walk away.
The classic film is called The Horse Whisperer.
So the story goes, when teenage Grace (Scarlett Johansson) is traumatized by a riding accident that badly injures her horse and close friend, her mother Annie (Kristin Scott Thomas), a high-powered New York magazine editor, realizes Grace will only recover once the horse is healed. She takes them both to a secluded Montana ranch, where legendary “horse whisperer” Tom Booker (Robert Redford) begins to heal the horse, and also stirs long-dormant feelings in Annie that lead her to question her marriage and choice of career.
That was a sensational and emotional film and even though she was very young, you just knew Scarlett was someone special.
Scarlett Johansson is considered one of Hollywood’s modern sex symbols, and has frequently appeared in published lists of the sexiest women in the world, including when she was named the “Sexiest Woman Alive” by Esquire magazine in both 2006 and 2013 (the only woman to be chosen for the title twice), and the “Sexiest Celebrity” by Playboy magazine in 2007.
Very impressive.
As of July 2016, she is the highest-grossing actress of all time in North America, with her films making over $3.3 billion. Most of her box office success is attributed to her portrayal of Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
She is the perfect girl.
She is the one.
The global beauty products giant Dolce Gabbana knows that Scarlett is beautiful, special, popular and believable so they were happy to have her as an endorser of their flagship perfume simply named “The One”.
Scarlett has been a face of Dolce & Gabbana beauty since 2009.
Understandably, they want to introduce Scarlett to you. They know that you know her, but they want you to see her through their eyes.
At their enticing site dolcegabbana.com they inspire, “Like the woman that wears it, the strength and uniqueness of Dolce&Gabbana The One fragrance comes from contrast. Used to adorn pulse points or misted into the air to fall in a scented aura, The One is a modern ‘floriental’ eau de parfum combining contemporary fruit ingredients with the perfumer’s classic palette of white flowers. “Every woman is The One!” Stefano Gabbana.”
Now that is the concept.
What is the design?
They continue, “Conceptualized by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, The One, beaming in gold, was meant to be seen, celebrated and adored. The bottle pays homage to perfumery tradition while being a perfect example of luxurious style.”
What are the ingredients that makes this perfume so special?
“The One Essence is the highest concentration of the iconic The One fragrance. The distinctive Oriental Floral opens with refreshing and vivacious notes of Bergamot and Mandarin Citrus and the delicate sweetness of Lychee and Peach.
A timeless and alluring bouquet of white flowers – the Madonna Lily, Jasmine and Lily of the Valley – unfold at the heart. While rich Amber Resins and the soft sweetness of Vanilla provide the deep and sensual base.”
We think that you get the point.
Femail Fashion Finder makes their point. “Scarlett Johansson wears a low-cut Dolce & Gabbana in her latest ads for the label’s perfume The One and we can instantly recognize the house’s signature Sicilian style. We love this dress in particular because of its high shoulders, scooping sweetheart neckline and midi length.”
Scarlett’s ad campaign continues to get glowing reviews. At the well-read and widely respected dailymail.co.uk, they gush, “How much do we love the new Dolce & Gabbana ad campaign featuring Scarlett Johansson?
She smolders in front of the camera, all bust and hips and pale flesh, looking unapologetically curvy – and boy, does she look sexy.
This return to form marks the start of a backlash against the waif-like models who are used in most fashion campaigns and harks back to an era when women looked glamorous when they went to the shops.”
Scarlett looks glamorous and with “The One”, is scented beyond glamorous.
Among their legion of fans, we found a guest writer who shares with you her love of “The One”.
The Most Glamorous Modern Perfume – The One Perfume
Capture Giselle’s Style: The One Perfume
The One perfume, first hitting the perfume scene in 2006, originally featured Giselle Bundchen as the spokesmodel. With gleaming palette of silvers and golds, the cool power of Giselle was exuded throughout the perfume campaign. If you want the poise and prowess of Giselle’s bronzed looks and leggy Amazonian physique, then Dolce and Gabbana The One is right for you. Dolce The One is all about confidence, power and the have-it-all attitude of modern women. The effervescent fruit opening is quickly warmed with the soft sophistication of modern Orientals.
Capture Scarlett’s Style: Rose The One Perfume
In 2010, Dolce & Gabbana brought in Scarlett to revamp this perfume line. Scarlett represents Rose The One perfume, a beautiful new rendition on this stylishly warm oriental. With strawberry blonde curls, Scarlett is transformed a girly girl image of epic proportions. If pink makeup and pink tulle isn’t enough, match it all with a pink room and an over-the-top pink bedding. The message is clear: this is a likeable, pink-inspired perfume for the girl who loves to smell like a girl. Rose The One includes warm fruity notes against a gauzy, basic backdrop of rose. While it’s not original, the effect is gorgeous and wearable.
Capture the Essence of L’Eau The One Perfume
L’Eau the One, created in 2008, is the lighter, everyday version of the warmer more confident The One. Scarlett, with a tailored black dress and her hair coiffed slightly loose low knot, embodies this fragrance. If you want the romance and confidence without diva-like dramatics, then L’Eau The One is perfect for you. The original perfume was all about an intense level of power and prowess, L’Eau The One captures the freshness of that power without any weighty seriousness.
Notes of Dolce & Gabbana The One
The original perfume includes notes of bergamot, mandarin, lychee, peach, Madonna lily, muguet, plum, jasmine, vetiver, vanilla, amber, and musk. The effect is a smoldering modern oriental that features vanilla-infused lychee and peach. L’Eau The One on the other hand opens with crisp citrus and lighthearted fruits, the floral notes bring out the sweet freshness of those fruits, and the base remains a light vague base so that the freshness can continue to sing through. Rose The One–which includes pink grapefruit, mandarin, peach and plum–leans heavily towards its fruits and remains that way throughout the day.
Where to Find Dolce & Gabbana The One
Dolce & Gabbana The One is available in many different forms for top discounts across the web. Scentiments.com carries Dolce & Gabbana The One sprays in a medium bottle of 1.6 oz., a large bottle of 2.5 oz., and a miniature vial of 6 ml which is perfect for girls on the go. To make the fragrance last longer, this elegant fragrance is available as body lotion, shower gel or bath milk.
Marie is a writer with a nose, and she’s absolutely passionate about perfumes and all things fragrant. She loves the sultry oriental vibe of Dolce and Gabbana ‘s latest perfume The One Perfume.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Marie is a writer with a nose, and she’s absolutely passionate about perfumes and all things fragrant. She loves the sultry oriental vibe of Dolce and Gabbana ‘s latest perfume The One Perfume.
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http://www.dolcegabbana.com/beauty/perfumes/women/the-one/
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