Marlowe

Christopher Marlowe is the brilliant bad boy of Elizabethan theatre. Handsome, alcoholic, gay, occultist and spy. He is the rival and friend of his compatriot Shakespeare. Marlowe led a tumultuous and bohemian existence. His interest in the self-destruction of the human spirit makes him a contemporary playwright.

With Marlowe, Jardins D'Écrivains interprets the erudition of the Baroque movement through a character of intense exaltation.

A dense, heady, animal and theatrical fragrance. From the very first notes, the poisonous nectar of tuberose mingles with the opulence of osmanthus. The old-fashioned heart of dried flowers evokes a tragic poetry.

The base reveals notes of powdery, chypre leather.