Name: BODY HEAT
Brand: Discothèque
SKU: DQ-BODYH-EDP50-RED
Price: 130.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

The first run of Body Heat arrives in limited-edition red gradient glass, now exclusively at Selfridges and discothequefragrances.com

C’est vous, it’s you, pressed between bodies, a taste of Monte Carlo on a hot night in June, sapphire droplets, espresso black chocolate, sweat and suede fringe, amber eye trances, quick stolen glances, skin flush from a crush and marked with a bite.

1974, MONTE CARLO

TOP — Cardamom, Coffee
HEART — Orris, Suede, Dark Chocolate
BASE — Amber, Oud, Cedarwood

EXTRAORDINARY FRAGRANCE

Our fragrances are formulated and handcrafted in the UK with a dedication to exceptional quality. Clean, vegan fragrances made without parabens, phthalates or EDTA. Created with a conscience for the environment from the finest ingredients and produced with the least environmental impact possible.

THE BOTTLE

A disco ball with sharp edges. Glass and chrome mirrors collide to form our signature bottle, made to reflect you as much as your scent does. A collectible inspired by iconic moments under glittering lights, where every glance and movement is magnified.

She sang "C'est vous.” It’s you, she whispered. Her amber eyes lingered, her palm on his arm. They were pressed between bodies, dripping in sweat and suede fringe. Sapphire droplets, and quick stolen glances, her lips that tasted of espresso black chocolate. Their wrists intertwined as they started to move. A tryst that began in a cedarwood booth on the French Riviera on a hot night in June. His hands grabbed her waist, his breath warm on her neck like soft burning sage. From first song to last, they danced through the night, their skin flush from a crush and marked with a bite.

The Club: Jimmy'z

MONTE CARLO
1971 - PRESENT

Jimmy'z opened in 1971 as the Riviera's answer to exclusivity, and never looked back. Founded beneath Monaco's Sporting Club with a lagoon, Japanese garden, and entrance by club card only, it made glamour a prerequisite, not an aspiration. The music moved from disco to house to electro, hosting DJs like Fatboy Slim, Martin Solveig, and Bob Sinclar. Celebrities, F1 drivers, and fashion insiders were all drawn to a space where a night most people could only dream of would unfold under the open sky. More than five decades later, it remains open seasonally, still synonymous with Monaco's version of the good life.

The Playlist: Listen to the music of Body Heat

BODY HEAT — AS TOLD BY OUR DISCOTHÈQUE DJS.