Tigresse Fashion has developed the perfect scented accompaniment for their custom bridal and evening wear.

Tigresse Fashion collaborated with San Francisco perfumer Yosh Han, to create the signature Tigresse Perfume using a combination of essential oils and perfume essences. It contains scents of fresh fig and ripe pomegranate mixed with subtle floral and herbal scents.

A unique and invigorating scent, Tigresse Perfume provides the finishing touch for any bridal gown or evening attire, capturing the spirit and individuality of the wearer. The fragrance is long lasting, and can be worn during the day or night.

Tigresse Perfume is a fruity and floral concoction with fresh herbal accents. In addition to the sweet and tangy primary aromas of fig and pomegranate, rain essence provides a clean freshness. Tiger lily, pikaki flower and sweet pea also add a floral and tropical bouquet. White ginger is an attention getter and provides clarity and endurance to the wearer, while soothing aloe vera and the signature peppermint scent give this perfume a unique flair.

No one scent stands out in Tigresse Perfume, yet when the fragrance is applied, the wearer definitely does.

About Tigresse Fashion

Tigresse (tee-gress): French for female tiger; a woman regarded as daring or fierce

Tigresse Fashion is a San Francisco based couturier providing custom designed apparel for the stylish urban socialite who wants attire that truly reflects her personality. Company founder and designer Nicole Lenzen trained at the Apparel Arts School in San Francisco, and at Susan Khalje’s Couture Sewing School. She has also worked for a handbag and accessory company, and is retained seasonally as a trend consultant for large retail clients.

The tigresse was chosen to represent the company because it represents the mystique, dynamism, independence, charm, beauty, and elegance of le chat. Nicole elaborates, “The tigresse tries to show itself in the apparel and perfume by grabbing attention with elements that are avant-garde, aggressive, or different in some way, but still cohesive with the overall look and feel, which is more sensitive and classic.”

Nicole recently visited Grasse, France, a city famous for its perfume. She toured one of its most renowned perfumeries, and it was there that she was inspired to create the Tigresse Perfume.