Versailles
Fragrance notes
Character
Litchi and rhubarb open Versailles with a crisp, juicy bite that feels bright and slightly tart. The fruit is not candy sweet. It carries a clean edge that moves quickly into the heart, where English rose and peony unfold with a soft, powdery elegance. Vanilla sits underneath those petals, adding warmth without turning the blend heavy or dessert-like.
Cedar and vetiver give the floral core a dry, aromatic backbone. Incense weaves through with a gentle smoky haze, while cashmeran wraps the base in a musky, amber-like softness. The result is a woody floral that feels polished and composed, moving from fresh fruit to a refined, slightly shadowed finish that stays close to the skin in character.
Chris Rowe and Alanna Naps shaped a scent that feels at home in a candlelit dining room or a quiet evening event where elegance matters more than volume. It fits someone who enjoys rose and vanilla but wants the earth and smoke of cedar and incense to keep the sweetness grounded. Wear it when the occasion calls for something floral, woody and quietly confident.
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