Vines
Fragrance notes
Character
Vines by Régime des Fleurs is built for the person who wants a floral that refuses to sit quietly in a vase. The argument for wearing it rests on its green and citrus accords, which push the stephanotis and fig into a bright, outdoor space. Ambrette and musk add a soft, fruity sweetness, but the composition stays fresh and spicy rather than heavy. It suits someone who enjoys white florals but dislikes the feeling of being trapped in a ballroom. The scent feels alive, moving with the air rather than sitting statically on the skin.
This fragrance is for slow mornings when the windows are open and the light is clear. The fig and citrus notes create a juicy, natural atmosphere that feels appropriate when the air is warm and the day is just starting. It is a companion to linen shirts and bare feet on warm pavement, offering a clean alternative to the dense, resinous scents that weigh down a humid afternoon. If you usually reach for dark woods or heavy vanilla, this will feel too sheer and exposed for your taste.
Mathieu Nardin composed a scent that captures the feeling of a garden that has grown unchecked. The stephanotis and musk work together to create a scent that is both elegant and wildly untamed. It is a choice for those who view perfume as a way to carry a piece of the outdoors with them. The result is a leafy, sunlit canopy draped over a stone wall where ripe fruit splits open in the heat.
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