Jean Paul Gaultier Classique Belle En Corset

The legendary Jean Paul Gaultier Classique for women was first presented in 1993 with numerous seasonal and occasional releases over the years. Today after twenty years and in celebration of its continuous leading popularity, a new edition Classique Belle En Corset continues the successful path of this wonderful creation representing as always a fearless woman with her power of attraction and beauty.

Jean Paul Gaultier's new Classique Belle En Corset arrives in time for the new season of spring 2013 as a limited edition celebrating the 20th birthday of this wonderful aroma of orange blossom, rose, amber and vanilla that was originally created by perfumer Jacques Cavallier.

The bottle of this year's Classique Belle En Corset celebrating edition was influenced by a luxurious fashion design from Jean Paul Gaultier's 2012 Spring-Summer Collection, a dress/corset in ivory satin that focuses on the curves of a female body.

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