Boadicea the Victorious Regal

The Bottle

Regal brightens the house’s circular format with amber liquid, a reflective pale body and a light knotwork medallion. The interlaced centre is the main attraction, while the short layered silver-coloured cap neatly repeats the bottle’s rounded forms. A small foot keeps the body from looking like a flat disc. It’s decorative, polished and a little showy, with a ceremonial mood that suits the name. The presentation won’t appeal to minimalists, but it has more personality than an ordinary spray bottle and makes its ornate intentions clear.

Original or Clone

Regal has a stronger case than an interpretation for readers who care about the complete original design. Its broad, flattened circular bottle and oversized knot-like central panel give it an object identity that a scent brief alone cannot supply. Christian Provenzano is the credited perfumer, adding clear authorship to that appeal. Four interpretations from three houses confirm that this is a release others have considered worth reproducing, though no resemblance data supports a claim that the original is the only sensible choice.