Princess of Dreams
Fragrance notes
Character
Shirley May places violet and red berries at the front of Princess of Dreams, and the opening feels like a cool morning walk through a damp garden where petals have collected overnight rain. Jasmine and lily add a clean brightness that keeps the fruit from leaning sugary, while the heart unfolds into magnolia, freesia, and peony. The floral side stays soft rather than heady, with a faint powdery haze that sits close to the skin. Sandalwood enters early enough to give the flowers a creamy backbone, and vetiver with cedar ground the blend so it never floats away into something purely decorative.
This is a scent for gray skies and heavy coats, the kind of day when the air smells of wet earth and you want something that feels dressed rather than bare. It suits someone who likes a floral that remembers it grew out of the ground, not a laboratory version of a meadow. The woods keep it serious while the berries offer a small, bright smile. People who want sharp citrus or loud sweetness will find it too quiet and too rooted. Princess of Dreams is a path through fallen leaves where the trees are still dripping.
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