The Image Acqua di Parma embodies the essence of Italian sophistication and timeless elegance. Arancia di Capri is designed for the free-spirited individual who appreciates the finer things in life, blending a relaxed Mediterranean lifestyle with a refined, classic aesthetic that transcends gender boundaries and celebrates natural beauty.
The Emotion This fragrance captures the radiant energy of a sunny day on the island of Capri. It evokes feelings of harmony, vitality, and deep relaxation, reminiscent of a gentle sea breeze brushing against the skin. It is the perfect companion for warm summer days, bringing a sense of joy and serenity.
The Reveal The scent opens with a vibrant explosion of citrus, featuring Italian orange, mandarin, lemon, and bergamot. The heart reveals a delicate, green touch of petitgrain and spicy cardamom. The composition settles into a warm, comforting base of sweet caramel and soft musk, leaving a subtle, lingering trail of Mediterranean sunshine.
Scent Family: Aromatic - Citrus
Top notes: Апельсин, Мандарин, Лимон, Бергамот Heart notes: Апельсиновый цвет, Кардамон Base notes: Карамель, Мускус
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