EDIT: FROM COSMETICNEWS
Cavalli to launch Serpentine
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Italian fragrance manufacturer ITF is launching a new womenÂs fragrance under its Roberto Cavalli license this September. The juice, called Serpentine, is built around notes of mango flower combined with mandarin, tiare flower and amber. The packaging and bottle were both designed internally.

The EdP comes in 30ml (Â43), 50ml (Â59) and 100ml (Â80) formats and will launch in Italy, Germany and Austria in September, followed by the rest of Europe, North America and Asia (Hong Kong, Vietnam and India) by year-end. ITF intends to enter France before this fall with a September launch in mind for Serpentine, a spokesperson reveals to Cosmeticnews.com. The company is currently in the process of establishing partnerships in France to that end.
Ancillaries to the fragrance include a shower and bath gel (200ml: Â28), a body lotion (200ml: Â33), a fragranced body cream (200ml: Â65) and a 100ml deodorant (Â26).
A press and TV campaign is planned but will be applied on a market-to-market basis.
Don Duncan
Cavalli to launch Serpentine
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Italian fragrance manufacturer ITF is launching a new womenÂs fragrance under its Roberto Cavalli license this September. The juice, called Serpentine, is built around notes of mango flower combined with mandarin, tiare flower and amber. The packaging and bottle were both designed internally.

The EdP comes in 30ml (Â43), 50ml (Â59) and 100ml (Â80) formats and will launch in Italy, Germany and Austria in September, followed by the rest of Europe, North America and Asia (Hong Kong, Vietnam and India) by year-end. ITF intends to enter France before this fall with a September launch in mind for Serpentine, a spokesperson reveals to Cosmeticnews.com. The company is currently in the process of establishing partnerships in France to that end.
Ancillaries to the fragrance include a shower and bath gel (200ml: Â28), a body lotion (200ml: Â33), a fragranced body cream (200ml: Â65) and a 100ml deodorant (Â26).
A press and TV campaign is planned but will be applied on a market-to-market basis.
Don Duncan







