Hermes Twilly d`Hermes Shower Gel

The fragrance is named after a popular home accessory—the slender silk twill scarf known as "twilly," which can be worn in various ways: as a necktie, a hair ribbon, or wrapped around the handle of a bag. The composition's creator is Hermès' in-house perfumer, Christine Nagel.

According to the fragrance's creator, it is designed for young women from the "millennial generation," who are discovering the values of the esteemed house of Hermès and its long-standing traditions. The primary notes of the composition are ginger, tuberose, and sandalwood. The scent is encased in a cubic transparent bottle designed by one of the house's designers, Florence Manlik, featuring the rounded edges characteristic of the Hermès cologne line bottles (this shape is inspired by the antique lanterns used on horse-drawn carriages). The bottle is topped with a black cast lid resembling a small bowler hat. Wrapped around the neck of the bottle is a narrow silk twill ribbon with a colorful print.