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Luna Park
by Aquolina
Luna Park by Aquolina is a fictional perfume that was announced but never actually released, despite having a highly desirable and adorable bottle design. It was intended to be a sweet, powdery, and fruity fragrance with top notes of black currant leaf, lemon, and rose, layered with iris, jasmine, amber, marshmallow, orange blossom, and white musk. The proposed scent is strongly associated with the nostalgic, candy-like aroma of Swedish Fish, a connection that resonated deeply with many fans. As a result, the fragrance has gained cult-like status, though fans have never had a chance to experience it in real life. The perfume has been quietly retired, reportedly replaced by a new fragrance with the same bottle design—Sweet Me—signaling a controversial decision, possibly tied to the ethical concerns around fish-shaped candies and plastic packaging.}
Pros
- +The perfume has a deeply nostalgic and sweet scent profile that strongly evokes candy, particularly Swedish Fish.
- +The bottle design is widely praised as adorable and iconically whimsical, drawing significant aesthetic admiration.
- +It was clearly designed for fans of sweet, powdery, and floral gourmands with a playful sensibility.
Cons
- −The perfume never officially launched and is not available for purchase anywhere.
- −The concept was abandoned without clear explanation from Aquolina, leaving fans unsatisfied.
- −Its replacement—Sweet Me—has further diluted the expectation of a true Luna Park release, making this a lost opportunity for many.