Londoners, rejoice! Bottega Veneta has opened a Harrods pop-up in celebration of 50 years of its signature Intrecciato weave. Designed to reflect 'the depth and breadth of Bottega Veneta artisanship,' shoppers can peruse clothes, bags, jewellery, shoes and, perhaps most excitingly, the house's foray into fragrance.
Visitors will be able to acquaint themselves with the new Mezzanotte trio, three rich, enveloping scents that embody the unparalleled luxury of Bottega. Sold exclusively at the pop-up, each bottle is a work of art in itself. Expect sculptural Murano glass bottles perched atop cool marble plinths - each designed to evoke the feeling of being inside a Venetian church. Lids too, spark joy with individually coloured wooden caps speaking to the unique juices within.
Inspired by the communal workshop tables used by Bottega Veneta artisans at its ateliers, the pop-up introduces a new artitectural concept, La Tavola. An expression of community and craft, La Tavola serves as a dedicated space to explore keepsakes curated exclusively for the Harrods pop-up, which will be gifted to clients with each purchase.
Trust Bottega to deliver a beauty experience of this calibre. SW1 is calling...
Meet The Mezzanotte Collection
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Bottega Veneta Hinoki Eau de Parfum
The Mezzanotte Collection
If you're on the look out a sophisticated scent that is both sumptuous and soothing, make a play for Hindi. It muddles fir balsam, hinoki wood and patchouli. It has been made to evoke the feeling of walking through an ancient forest.
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Bottega Veneta Goodmorning Midnight Eau de Parfum
The Mezzanotte Collection
A floral with depth, Goodmorning Midnight brings rose notes together with Thai out and wild strawberry. It's an unexpected medley that delivers something bright and joyful.
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Bottega Veneta Almost Dawn Eau de Parfum
The Mezzanotte Collection
A gourmand scent that folds notes of deep chestnut and truffle in with sweet vanilla. It's a warm scent that's particularly enticing at this time of year, when the evenings start to get darker and the weather inches into its autumn rhythm.
Rachael Martin is Grazia’s Beauty Director. Originally from Northern Ireland, she studied English Literature at Queen’s University Belfast, before moving to London to pursue a career in magazine journalism. After interning at Stylist and Harper’s Bazaar she dipped her toes into the world of beauty writing and never looked back.