New York Liberty
Fragrance notes
Character
New York Liberty is not a city scent. It belongs on a sunlit terrace where the air is warm and the breeze carries green leaves past open windows. The opening gives bergamot and black and pink pepper, but those bright sparks fade quickly into the background. This fragrance wants to live in the middle and the end, not the first ten minutes.
The drydown is where the argument settles. Iris and sandalwood create a soft, powdery texture that feels clean rather than decorative. Cedar adds a dry line through the center, while vetiver and cashmere wood give the base a smooth, earthy warmth. Tonka bean and musk round it out so the wood never turns sharp. It smells like linen drying in fresh air, not like a heavy evening gown.
Composed by Sidonie Lancesseur, this is for someone who wants a woody iris that stays close and personal through the day. It suits a morning walk or a long afternoon outside, when the light is clear and the air feels alive. Skip the heavy ambers and the loud night scents. This one is for daylight and open space.
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