The Image Monotheme Venezia Apothéose de Rose is a tribute to the timeless elegance of the queen of flowers. Designed for the woman who embodies grace and natural charm, this fragrance captures the essence of a blooming garden in Venice, reflecting a sophisticated yet accessible style that celebrates femininity in its purest form.
The Emotion This scent evokes the feeling of a bright, sunny morning spent wandering through a lush rose garden. It is a romantic and uplifting fragrance, perfect for spring and summer days. It brings a sense of serenity, joy, and delicate beauty, making it an ideal companion for those who appreciate light, airy, and poetic aromas.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a refreshing and sparkling blend of mandarin and pear, providing an immediate fruity brightness. As it evolves, the heart reveals a sweet and authentic bouquet of rose, which takes center stage. The base settles into a soft, long-lasting trail of warm tonka bean, musk, and earthy patchouli, adding depth and sensuality.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Mandarin, Pear Heart notes: Rose Base notes: Tonka Bean, Musk, Patchouli
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