Print Collection Stella 01 (2015)
Fragrance notes
Character
Print Collection Stella 01 (2015) leans heavily on its floral core, which means it lacks the contrast that gives some rose scents their edge. There is no dark wood or sharp green leaf to pull against the petals. The composition stays in one lane from the first spray to the final trace.
The mandarin orange provides a bright, juicy opening that feels like walking past a fruit bowl left on a kitchen table. It cuts through the density of the flowers without turning sharp. The citrus is clean and straightforward, offering a moment of clarity before the petals take over completely.
Peony adds a soft, airy quality to the rose heart. The flowers feel pressed between the pages of a book, dry and preserved rather than dewy and fresh. This creates a scent that fits a room filled with wool blankets and the quiet of a cold morning. The air feels still when this fragrance is present.
Amber sits at the base, lending a warm, golden glow to the entire mix. It prevents the florals from feeling too sheer. The scent settles into a simple rhythm of rose and amber.
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