Mon Amour
Fragrance notes
Character
A guest steps onto a terrace where the evening air is still warm. She wears a linen dress and carries a small plate of fruit. Around her, conversations drift and glasses clink. The scent that surrounds her feels immediate and personal, as if it grew out of the garden below.
Jasmine and pear meet first, bright and slightly tart against the skin. Black currant adds a deep, juicy color to the opening. As the moment continues, orange blossom and tuberose rise, creamy and thick, while vanilla smooths the edges. The air feels rich with white petals and sugar. Tonka bean and praline sit at the foundation, giving the scene a soft, edible warmth that matches the fading light.
The blend stays close to the wearer, a mix of white floral and fruity accords that feels both animalic and citrus fresh. It is a fragrance built from tuberose and sweetness, grounded in a gourmand base that suits the quiet intimacy of the evening.
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