AV Glamour by Adrienne Vittadini bottle
Adrienne Vittadini

AV Glamour

3.8/5 · 30 votes Feminine 2013
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity2.6/5
Sillage2.5/5
Day100
Night11
Spring84
Summer84
Fall26
Winter21
Our take

Violet leaf brings a crisp, crushed-green edge to AV Glamour that feels like stepping outside after rain. Orchid adds a soft floral breath, while sandalwood grounds the blend with a creamy, woody warmth. The scent stays near the body, creating a gentle presence that does not push outward across a space. It holds its shape through a morning without vanishing quickly, yet it never demands attention from across the room. The powdery sweetness keeps the green notes from turning sharp, and the aquatic accord gives the whole composition a clean, dewy finish.

This fragrance suits someone who wants to smell put together without broadcasting it. The ozonic and aquatic facets pair well with bright daylight, a breezy walk, or a casual lunch on a patio surrounded by growing things. It feels at home in a wardrobe that leans toward fresh, easy choices rather than heavy evening statements. The warm spicy accord is present but quiet, so anyone sensitive to bold spices will find it approachable. It lacks the depth that a resinous or dark oriental fan expects, and it will not satisfy a craving for dramatic, night-ready intensity.

Wear it when you want a clean, floral-woody companion that moves with you instead of leading the room. The sandalwood keeps the violet leaf grounded so the greenness never becomes sour. It is a straightforward choice for daily wear, offering a soft, powdery trail that feels familiar and easy to like. The orchid lends a tender floral touch that complements the woody base without overwhelming the air. The overall impression is fresh, slightly sweet, and quietly green. AV Glamour settles into a gentle, woody floral.

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