LONDON — Burberry is burnishing its green credentials and releasing its first fragrance in a refillable bottle, Goddess, with a campaign shot by Mario Sorrenti.

Burberry Goddess eau de parfum, made under license by Coty, might be released on Tuesday with “Barbie” and “Sex Education” star and wonder ambassador Emma Mackey because the face.  

Caroline Andreotti, chief business officer, prestige, at Coty, described the refillable bottle as an “essential milestone” for Burberry, and for Coty.

“Packaging is vital to transporting our products and protecting our formulas — nevertheless it also contributes to our environmental footprint. That’s why now we have identified refills as one key element of Coty’s sustainability strategy. We wish to empower our consumers to make environmentally conscious decisions while indulging in our most luxurious fragrances,” Andreotti said.

She added that Mackey was chosen “because she is a strong embodiment” of strength, confidence and empowerment.

Mackey features within the campaign with a pride of lionesses. It was created with live footage of lionesses of their natural environment and CGI technology. The vocals feature Shygirl, a longtime Burberry collaborator.

“Fragrance has at all times been an important love of mine, and I’m fascinated with the facility that scent can have and the way in which it may well immediately transport you to a selected time and place in your life,” Mackey said.

“Lionesses represent female unity and strength. They’re confident and move together. Very like them, we stand on the shoulders of the ladies who got here before us and those that bolster us throughout our own lives,” she added.

The song “Goddess,” which features within the campaign, was written by Teisha Matthews and Blane Muise and performed by TSHA and Shygirl.

Burberry describes the juice as a “gourmand fragrant fragrance” led by a trio of vanilla notes.

The beans are collected by hand and spend five to seven weeks drying within the sun. They’re later stored in picket boxes to mature and develop their sweet aroma.

“My initial goal for Burberry Goddess was to expand upon the common use of vanilla to deliver a latest form of wealthy olfactive experience,” said the perfumer Amandine Clerc Marie.

She used a vanilla infusion, “which provides the brightest, woody vanilla possible.” She also used Firgood, also referred to as vanilla caviar, for the primary time in a fragrance. She said the brand new ingredient adds a “sweet, wealthy and animalic” note.

Vanilla absolute, added a darker and richer — milkier — angle, in accordance with  Clerc Marie, who also added notes of vivid lavender diva essence from Provence and earthy notes of cocoa and ginger roots.

The bottle is inspired by the Burberry archives and has been updated with a gold medallion. The gabardine outer casing references Burberry’s trench.

The fragrance is obtainable in 10-, 30-, 50- and 100-ml bottles, and the refill capsules can be found individually.

Coty said Mackey might be celebrating the launch of Burberry Goddess at an exclusive launch event within the U.K. in September.

Coty may even be taking a Burberry Goddess pop-up experience to Recent York and to Hangzhou in October.

There’s also a full, out-of-home, TV, print and digital ad campaign, in addition to local events and activations targeting press, influencers and consumers.

Coty has already tested the fragrance and said the feedback has been positive.

On July 1, a month before to the official release, it unveiled the product in travel retail.

“The response was amazing — travelers had the exclusive opportunity to buy Goddess at our immersive pop-up stores in major airports all over the world,” Andreotti said.