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Emirates has unveiled its latest collection of Bulgari
amenity kits for First and Business Class customers, marking the 18th edition
of the airline's exclusive collaboration with the Italian luxury brand. The new
Spring/Summer collection will be introduced gradually on selected long-haul
routes throughout the year, combining updated colour palettes, signature
Bulgari fragrances and premium travel essentials designed to enhance the
inflight experience.
First Class collection features Bulgari's luxury
fragrances
The new First Class range includes four elegant bag
designs, with two versions each for men and women. Men's kits feature
chocolate-coloured faux leather with burgundy accents, while women's designs
combine a champagne metallic finish with soft blush interiors.
Inside, female passengers will receive Bulgari's Le
Gemme Sahare Eau de Parfum in an exclusive 30ml bottle, inspired by desert
landscapes with notes of ambergris and rose. Male travellers will receive the
sought-after Le Gemme Yasep Eau de Parfum, also presented in a 30ml format and
characterised by refined woody notes.
The kits also include premium travel essentials such
as a dental kit, cleansing towel, deodorant, tissues, a foldaway hairbrush,
matching face and body emulsion and Bulgari lip balm. Female customers
additionally receive a Bulgari-branded pocket mirror as a keepsake.
Refreshed Business Class design
Business Class passengers will also benefit from
redesigned amenity kits featuring new materials and seasonal colour
combinations. Men's kits are presented in chocolate brown fabric with grey
interiors, while women's versions feature buttercream faux leather complemented
by soft pink accents.
The collection includes Bulgari Man Rain Essence Eau
de Parfum for men and Omnia Crystalline Eau de Parfum for women. Selected
fragrances are presented in exclusive 5ml travel-size bottles developed
specifically for Emirates customers.
Each kit contains a selection of inflight essentials,
including skincare products, Bulgari lip balm, a dental kit, deodorant, tissues
and a foldaway hairbrush. Female passengers also receive a compact double
mirror.
Greater focus on responsible sourcing
The new collection also reflects Emirates' commitment
to responsible sourcing by incorporating recycled materials across several
components.
Both the First and Business Class bags are produced
using fabrics containing recycled content, while selected accessories,
including hairbrushes and combs, are also made with recycled materials.
Additional sustainability measures include black kraft paper packaging for
dental kits and recycled materials used in selected mirror cases and Business
Class accessories.
The new amenity kits will be rolled out progressively
on selected long-haul routes, complementing Emirates' refurbished cabin
interiors and continuing a partnership with Bulgari that has now spanned more
than 16 years.
Image Credit: © Emirates Airlines
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