| House | Creed |
| Year of Release | 2007 |
| Fragrance Classification | Citrus |
| House | Creed |
| Year of Release | 2007 |
| Fragrance Classification | Citrus |
Virgin Island Water for women and men is a tribute to a sailing adventure that Olivier Creed experienced in the company of a royal couple and his son near Ginger Island, an uninhabited dream island in the British Virgin Islands.When Olivier Creed sailed through the deep blue Sir Francis Drake Channel to Ginger Island with his son and two royal guests in 2006, the sea winds carried a particularly beguiling scent to him. Seductive coconut, lime and hibiscus filled the air, and while still on deck, Olivier Creed jotted down his first ideas for a new perfume. When he presented the first bottle of this creation to his royal guests in Paris six months later, they spontaneously christened the composition ‘Virgin Island Water’. The classic Creed cap in blue symbolises the inimitable blue of the Caribbean. The shape of the bottle remained unchanged. A shape that was already favoured by Napoleon III and is the model and distinguishing feature of all Creed perfumes.
Virgin Island Water for women and men is a tribute to a sailing adventure that Olivier Creed experienced in the company of a royal couple and his son near Ginger Island, an uninhabited dream island in the British Virgin Islands.When Olivier Creed sailed through the deep blue Sir Francis Drake Channel to Ginger Island with his son and two royal guests in 2006, the sea winds carried a particularly beguiling scent to him. Seductive coconut, lime and hibiscus filled the air, and while still on deck, Olivier Creed jotted down his first ideas for a new perfume. When he presented the first bottle of this creation to his royal guests in Paris six months later, they spontaneously christened the composition ‘Virgin Island Water’. The classic Creed cap in blue symbolises the inimitable blue of the Caribbean. The shape of the bottle remained unchanged. A shape that was already favoured by Napoleon III and is the model and distinguishing feature of all Creed perfumes.
Virgin Island Water for women and men is a tribute to a sailing adventure that Olivier Creed experienced in the company of a royal couple and his son near Ginger Island, an uninhabited dream island in the British Virgin Islands.When Olivier Creed sailed through the deep blue Sir Francis Drake Channel to Ginger Island with his son and two royal guests in 2006, the sea winds carried a particularly beguiling scent to him. Seductive coconut, lime and hibiscus filled the air, and while still on deck, Olivier Creed jotted down his first ideas for a new perfume. When he presented the first bottle of this creation to his royal guests in Paris six months later, they spontaneously christened the composition ‘Virgin Island Water’. The classic Creed cap in blue symbolises the inimitable blue of the Caribbean. The shape of the bottle remained unchanged. A shape that was already favoured by Napoleon III and is the model and distinguishing feature of all Creed perfumes.
Virgin Island Water for women and men is a tribute to a sailing adventure that Olivier Creed experienced in the company of a royal couple and his son near Ginger Island, an uninhabited dream island in the British Virgin Islands.When Olivier Creed sailed through the deep blue Sir Francis Drake Channel to Ginger Island with his son and two royal guests in 2006, the sea winds carried a particularly beguiling scent to him. Seductive coconut, lime and hibiscus filled the air, and while still on deck, Olivier Creed jotted down his first ideas for a new perfume. When he presented the first bottle of this creation to his royal guests in Paris six months later, they spontaneously christened the composition ‘Virgin Island Water’. The classic Creed cap in blue symbolises the inimitable blue of the Caribbean. The shape of the bottle remained unchanged. A shape that was already favoured by Napoleon III and is the model and distinguishing feature of all Creed perfumes.
