La Panthère is the new fragrance for women from Cartier, launching in March of 2014. It draws inspiration from the heritage of the house: panther as a symbol of the brand and Panthère perfume from 1986. La Panthère was also the nickname of Cartier’s lover and muse Jeanne Toussaint. The new perfume is a symbol of freedom for 2014; it represents a woman who is independent, graceful and rebellious. The fragrance is sensual and bold floral – chypre. It is created by perfumer Mathilde Laurent from central notes of gardenia and animalistic musk. The top of the composition exudes greenish – fruity mixture in the form of molecule styrallyl acetates, containing nuances of rhubarb, strawberries, dried fruit, apple and apricot. The heart is dominated by gardenia, selected as the main flower to avoid excessive oriental character and also as not so common ingredient amongst modern perfumes. Ketone musk and oak moss provide irrefutable chypre character.

Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire is a combination of fresh green citruses and powerful deep resins contributing to intenseness and creating a masculine blend of the urban and the charismatic. Top notes of the new fragrance Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire provide freshness in green and fresh citruses, balanced perfectly with warm and cuddly aromas of woody amber and cedar accords. Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire arrives in the bottles shaped like the original perfume Pasha de Cartier with a body in matte black color and metallic silver stopper. The elegant flacon is inspired by Cartier pencil design. The metallic stopper is embellished with characteristic triple Cartier ring. Outer carton poses contrast to the bottle with its strong red color. The fragrance arrives as 100ml Eau de Toilette. Pasha de Cartier Edition Noire was launched in 2013.