A fragrance as complex as the woman who wears it. Inspired by the portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer, patron of artists and intellectuals and Klimt's only twice-painted woman, The Woman in Gold is full of this brilliant complexity, exuding glamor and intrigue. The notes transform the delicacy of gold leaf into fragrance and play between light and shadow. Chalice Becker was inspired by the painting's fascinating play of contrasts and profound complexity, which she describes as "brilliant and multifaceted, rich and voluptuous".