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The Ritz-Carlton Announces Partnership with Diptyque

by Mary Melnick

Nov 30, 2022

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The Ritz-Carlton recently announced a partnership with Diptyque, the luxury French parfumerie, bringing the brand’s luxurious bath products to The Ritz-Carlton hotels and resorts worldwide.

 

Through this collaboration, the companies selected Philosykos as the signature scent. This scent showcases notes of sundrenched fig tree, the scent inspired by the memory of a Greek summer at Mount Pelion. Philosykos perfectly captures the contemporary, sophisticated and welcoming essence of The Ritz-Carlton brand, while illustrating both brands’ emphasis on the art of living through your senses.

 

During the festive season, Diptyque will open holiday pop-up shops in select cities, including New York City, Tokyo, Berlin, Hong Kong and Kyoto. The Ritz-Carlton and Diptyque bring the wonder of a starry night in December to life, with a poetic map of stars with shades of gold and silver illuminating the nightscape and constellations.

 

“The collaboration with Diptyque exemplifies our commitment to excellence and to aligning with likeminded partners to continue to deliver world-class experiences for our guests,” commented  Donna McNamara, vice president and global brand leader, The Ritz-Carlton. “We are thrilled to bring Diptyque’s exceptional bath products to Ritz-Carlton hotels and resorts around the world in addition to giving loyal fans of both brands a unique way to celebrate with us this festive season.”

 

In celebration of the partnership, Diptyque created a Philosykos scent candle gift set special for The Ritz-Carlton, available for purchase at the pop-ups and online.

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