FOLIE-A-PLUSIEURS-PERFUME
FOLIE-A-PLUSIEURS-PERFUME

LIQUID SKY

$160.00
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OLFACTIVE PUBLICATION 09 — 18


| INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY 10ML
| SELECT BOTTLE COLOR AFTER PURCHASE


A Film by Slava Tsukerman
A Scent by Jérôme Di Marino

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»80's nostalgia. A new wave fashionista in a post-punk New York.«


Texture | SYNTHETIC, ELECTRIC, FLUORESCENT, METALLIC
Feeling | ADVENTUROUS, VIBRANT, SUBVERSIVE
Outline | SWEET FLORAL SPICY


MATERIALS
LATEX ACCORD, GALBANUM, TUBEROSE


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MOONLIGHT, THE FILM
Released in 1982, "Liquid Sky" is Slava Tsukerman's pioneering independent film that became an instant cult classic. Set in New York's underground new wave scene, it follows a fashion model and her encounters with aliens seeking pleasure through human brain chemistry. The film's neon-saturated aesthetic and avant-garde soundtrack perfectly capture the intersection of punk, fashion, and science fiction that defined downtown Manhattan's early 80s counterculture. This fragrance responds to a specific scene between 01:24:41 — 01:34:43.

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OLFACTIVE PUBLICATION 09 — 18


| INCLUDES A COMPLIMENTARY 10ML
| SELECT BOTTLE COLOR AFTER PURCHASE


A Film by Slava Tsukerman
A Scent by Jérôme Di Marino

╸

»80's nostalgia. A new wave fashionista in a post-punk New York.«


Texture | SYNTHETIC, ELECTRIC, FLUORESCENT, METALLIC
Feeling | ADVENTUROUS, VIBRANT, SUBVERSIVE
Outline | SWEET FLORAL SPICY


MATERIALS
LATEX ACCORD, GALBANUM, TUBEROSE


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MOONLIGHT, THE FILM
Released in 1982, "Liquid Sky" is Slava Tsukerman's pioneering independent film that became an instant cult classic. Set in New York's underground new wave scene, it follows a fashion model and her encounters with aliens seeking pleasure through human brain chemistry. The film's neon-saturated aesthetic and avant-garde soundtrack perfectly capture the intersection of punk, fashion, and science fiction that defined downtown Manhattan's early 80s counterculture. This fragrance responds to a specific scene between 01:24:41 — 01:34:43.

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Slava Tsukerman transformed his outsider experience as a Soviet Jewish émigré into visionary expression. His migrations from Moscow to Israel to New York crystallized new perceptual frequencies, culminating in "Liquid Sky"—a film whose luminous palette and eerie soundscape emerge from the electromagnetic spectrum itself. His cinema exists where Soviet montage theory collides with American countercultural excess, creating a cinematic perfume that lingers decades after its first intoxicating encounter.