Miss Me
Fragrance notes
Character
Miss Me opens with a crisp, almost tart apple that quickly gives way to orange blossom, fluffy and slightly waxy. Within minutes, the heart blooms into a dense bouquet of white florals, ylang-ylang and lily weaving through jasmine and peony with a soft, powdery rose at the center. The dry down is where this fragrance finds its true self: honeyed and musky, with tolu balsam and Siam benzoin melting into a warm, cinnamon-laced amber that feels less like a perfume and more like the faint, sweet residue of a cashmere scarf forgotten in a heated room. Annick Menardo crafted a floral that leans unabashedly sweet and cozy, almost syrupy, yet never cloying when worn in the cold. The longevity sits at a respectable 3.68, enough for a full workday before fading to a skin-close whisper, and the sillage is intimate rather than commanding. This is a winter scent through and through, as if designed for subzero nights and cashmere turtlenecks; the 96% winter vote makes perfect sense. It suits anyone who loves a honey-drenched white floral with a soft, powdery finish, but skip it if you recoil at sweetness or prefer airy, green florals. Wear it to a candlelit dinner in December or curled up with a book as snow falls outside, not for a sweltering July afternoon.
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