When in 2000 a poster advertising the perfume Opium was banned, which model appeared nearly naked on it?
Opium (perfume) were worn under kimonos and held perfumes, herbs and medicines. "Opium", Lilac Perfume Oil and White Musk from The Body Shop, Juniper Breeze from Bath & Body Works and Royal Secret formerly Germaine Monteil were among the perfumes tested in 2003 in a study of the relationship of scents to memory. A poster advertising campaign for the perfume caused another controversy in October and November 2000. It featured the model Sophie Dahl lying on her back wearing only a pair of stiletto heels, seemingly in the throes of ecstasy, with her legs spread apart as she covers one of her
Opium (perfume) the extreme, citing the "Opium" advertisement as a primary example. YSL launched the male complement "Opium pour Homme" in 1995, created by Jacques Cavallier of Firmenich. Its main note is set by vanilla, with black currant, galangal, star anise, ginger and pepper, fusing with basic notes of cedar and Tolu balsam. Its flask was designed by Jérôme Failliant-Dumas. In 1992 and 1999, U.S. film director David Lynch created commercials for "Opium". Another flanker, "Belle d'Opium" was released in 2011. Advertisements for the perfume again generated controversy. Opium (perfume) Opium is an Oriental-spicy perfume created for fashion brand Yves Saint Laurent