La Belle et l'Ocelot by Salvador Dali is a Chypre Floral fragrance for women. La Belle et l'Ocelot was launched in 2014. The nose behind this fragrance is Henri Bergia. Top notes are Artemisia and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Osmanthus, Tonka Bean, Rose and Jasmine; base notes are Benzoin, Incense and Patchouli. At the upcoming TFWA in Cannes, the house of Salvador Dali will present their new fragrance named La Belle et l'Ocelot in a beautiful rectangular glass flacon with relief, transparent leopard embellishments, crowned with a diamond-shaped stopper. The fragrant fluid is in golden amber color and creates an amazing contrast to the relief decorations on the flacon, cutting light and color. The outer carton is in metallic gray also with leopard illustrations (Ocelot) painted in the same manner as on the bottle body. The latest fragrance La Belle et l'Ocelot is dedicated to women whose personality, character and strength attract those in their surroundings. The fragrance has a seductive composition which enables a wide aura that reflects the style of a powerful woman, desirable and feminine. Top notes open the composition with a blend of Sicilian bitter orange and Artemisia extract. The heart develops intoxicating floral scents of osmanthus (which smells like peaches), velvety rose and night blooming jasmine. Pleasant and soft aromas resembling the softness of suede originate from tonka, supported and gently enveloped by the floral blend in the heart. Depth and warmth in the base are provided by patchouli absolute, along with benzoin drops and oriental incense which, when blended, linger on the skin. The perfumer of the composition is Henri Bergia. The fragrance will be presented exclusively at the stand of Salvador Dali in Cannes in late October 2014. Available as 100 ml Eau de Parfum.