Acne Studios and Frédéric Malle Brought Blossom Pink Body Care to New York
These new products, inspired by the successful par Frédéric Malle Eau de Parfum, offer a seamless layering routine for a fresh, intimate fragrance experience.
Acne Studios and Frédéric Malle Brought Blossom Pink Body Care to New York
Frédéric Malleand Acne Studios are taking their fragrance partnership beyond perfume with the launch of the Acne Studios par Frédéric Malle Body Wash and Body Milk. The new products carry the collaboration’s distinctive scent into a daily body care routine, allowing customers to experience the fragrance in a softer, more personal way.
The Body Wash and Body Milk build on the Acne Studios par Frédéric Malle Eau de Parfum, which launched in 2024. Created by perfumer Suzy Le Helley, the scent was designed to reflect the contrast at the heart of Acne Studios: Scandinavian minimalism combined with an expressive, fashion-led point of view.
The fragrance is built around a floral gourmand composition. Aldehydes provide a bright opening, while rose and peach bring softness and sweetness. Incense, sandalwood and vanilla add warmth and depth, creating a scent that balances freshness with a more intimate skin-like character.
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products, that olfactive signature remains central. The Body Wash transforms the scent into a foaming gel designed for use in the shower, while the Body Milk offers a lightweight moisturising texture that can be applied after bathing.
Used together, the products create a layering routine that gives the fragrance a longer and more enveloping presence on the skin. The 200 mL Body Wash is priced at $80, while the 200 mL Body Milk is available for $95.
Both products are presented in the collaboration’s recognisable Blossom Pink packaging, reinforcing the visual language that has come to define the partnership between Acne Studios and Éditions de Parfums Frédéric Malle. For fragrance houses, body care has become an important category.
A scent is no longer limited to an eau de parfum bottle on a dressing table. Body wash, lotion, hand cream and hair mist can turn a fragrance into an all-day sensory experience, allowing customers to wear it in a more subtle and adaptable way…
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