In collaboration with perfumer Laurent Mazzone, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco unveils a perfume, Princesse de Coeur. The funds raised will be donated to the Fight Aids Monaco association, which she chairs.
Stéphanie of Monaco in February 2020 in Paris.© Cyril Pecquenard / KCS PRESSE
To mark World AIDS Day, Princess Stéphanie of Monaco is launching a new perfume. Named Princesse de Coeur, the fragrance was created with perfumer Laurent Mazzone.
The profits from the first 800 bottles will be donated to Fight Aids Monaco, the association fighting against HIV founded by Princess Stéphanie in 2004, and which she now presides over.
The perfume unveils noble scents such as bergamot combined with rose petals, all enhanced by notes of amber wood, white musk, and patchouli. "A perfume generous in spirit, in the image of the one who inspired it," describes the press release.
Almost 20 years after creating Fight Aids Monaco, the youngest daughter of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco continues her commitment. A public health issue, with 680,000 people having died from AIDS-related illnesses in 2020 according to the latest statistics on the state of the epidemic published by UNAIDS.
By Naoual Lalouchi