Creative and design genius can stem from simple, everyday elements. This was the case for Andy Warhol with his *Marilyn* series, and for Gianfranco Ferré with his exhibition "The White Shirt According to Me," where the designer interpreted the iconic white shirt—a staple in everyone’s wardrobe—through a variety of shapes and fabrics.

It is in this spirit that I conceived the idea of ​​interpreting tuberose—a flower that has shaped the history of perfumery and whose scent has always fascinated me—in seven different ways. I wanted to give each interpretation a distinct face by collaborating with illustrators I consider extraordinary.

For the olfactory aspect, I enlisted the expertise of Arturetto Landi, an internationally renowned perfumer whom I regard as my great mentor.

Cristian Cavagna