Laura Bosetti Tonatto, a professional “nose” known all over the world, has been creating perfumes for major cosmetic companies and bespoke mélanges since 1986.
Since October 2006 Laura Bosetti Tonatto has been part of the staff of the University of Ferrara, Faculty of Pharmacy, as an adjunct professor in the 2nd-level Master's Degree in Cosmetic Science and Technology, teaching the courses “Perfumes: Art and Production” and “Aromacology”...
LAURA'S COLLECTION
More than 70 fragrances of the “ESSENZIALMENTE LAURA” collection are divided into olfactory families, defined by the Classification officielle des parfums de l’Osmothèque de Versailles. As a result, people who appreciate the unique style of perfumes created by Laura Bosetti Tonatto will know which raw materials are used, recognising the most popular and discovering them in the mélanges.
SANTA MARIA MAGGIORE
The collection
Renowned “nose” Laura Bosetti Tonatto has created four new fragrances inspired by the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome.
This project pays homage to the millennial link between perfume and spirituality, a pairing also celebrated in Scripture, where perfume symbolically represents divine presence and love: invisible and subtle, but capable of filling the air and spreading.
The Basilica, one of the most important Marian places of worship in the West, thus becomes not only a symbol of faith, but also of olfactory beauty, thanks to these unique essences.
BOUTIQUES
The Essenzialmente Laura single-brand boutiques
The first boutique opened in Rome by Laura is located at Via dei Coronari 57, one of the ten most beautiful streets in the world according to the famous Architectural Digest magazine.
At Via di Campo Marzio 35, in the heart of Rome's elegance, is the second boutique.
The third is at Piazza Santa Maria Maggiore 28, right on the walls of the facade of the Papal Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, which has dominated the city of Rome for sixteen centuries.
MVSEI VATICANI ESSENTIAL
The MVSEI VATICANI Essential perfume collection was created by selecting, through a philological study, a few areas of the Vatican Museums that offer the most surprising olfactory inspiration: the Gallery of Maps, the Vatican Gardens and the Ethnological Museum.