Versace Dylan Purple EDP Natural Spray 50 ml
VSS121PER00641
QAR 395.00
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| Versace Dylan Purple EDP Natural Spray 50 ml is a vibrant and refined fragrance that captures the essence of femininity and sophistication. It opens with a burst of zesty bergamot and juicy orange, giving a fresh and cheerful start to the scent. The heart of the fragrance is composed of purple freesia, a delicate and sweet floral note, along with pomarose and mohanial, which add depth and complexity to the fragrance. The base notes consist of a blend of woody and musky scents like cedarwood, ambrofix, belambre, and sylkolide, creating a sensual and long-lasting trail. The bottle itself is a true work of art, with its elegant curves and intricate details. It is inspired by the traditional amphora, a symbol of classical beauty, and features the Versace logo in bold baroque-style letters. The rich purple color of the bottle is a reflection of the vibrant and luxurious fragrance inside. Versace Dylan Purple is a scent that exudes confidence and charm, making it perfect for a sophisticated and modern woman. Its playful yet refined notes make it suitable for both day and evening wear, making it a versatile addition to any perfume collection. It is a must-have fragrance for those who appreciate luxury and quality in their perfumes. SPECIFICATIONS • Brand: Versace • Gender: Women • Size: 50ml • Product Type: Eau De Parfum • Top Notes: Bitter orange Italy Orpur®, Pear juice accord, Bergamot Italy Orpur® • Heart Notes: Purple freesia, Pomarose®, Mohanial® • Base Notes: Iso e super, cedarwood Virginia Orpur®, Ambrofix™, Belambre®, Sylkolide® • Olfactory family: Floral, fruity, musky • Vegan formula About Brand Versace is one of the most recognizable names in the world. The luxury House immediately became a leader in fashion and culture following its founding in 1978 by Gianni Versace, and it continues to lead with purpose under the creative vision of Donatella Versace and leadership of Emmanuel Gintzburger. |
