The Image Hermès Twilly d'Hermès is a tribute to the free, bold, and irreverent young women of today. Inspired by the brand's iconic narrow silk scarves, it embodies a spirit of creative freedom and playful elegance. It is designed for those who play with codes, swim against the tide, and impose their own rhythm on life.
The Emotion This fragrance radiates optimism and youthful energy. It captures the joy of a sunny morning and the thrill of unexpected adventures. Perfect for spring and autumn, it feels like a soft silk ribbon against the skin—vibrant, warm, and endlessly charming. It is a scent of pure happiness and modern femininity.
The Reveal The composition opens with a striking and spicy burst of fresh ginger, immediately grabbing attention. The heart unfolds into a carnal and creamy tuberose, softened by delicate orange blossom and jasmine. Finally, the base settles into a warm, woody embrace of sandalwood and sweet vanilla, leaving a sophisticated and long-lasting trail.
Scent Family: Floral - Spicy
Top notes: Ginger, Bergamot, Orange Heart notes: Tuberose, Jasmine, Orange Blossom Base notes: Sandalwood, Vanilla
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