The Image Vera Wang Embrace Periwinkle & Iris is designed for the modern woman who appreciates effortless elegance and romantic simplicity. It reflects the brand's heritage of bridal luxury, translated into a wearable, everyday scent. This fragrance is for someone who finds beauty in quiet moments and possesses a gentle, sophisticated spirit.
The Emotion Evoking the serenity of a sun-drenched morning in a blooming garden, this scent is bright and uplifting. It is perfect for spring and summer days, offering a sense of calm and freshness. The blue-toned aesthetic of the bottle mirrors the cool, airy feeling of a clear sky and fresh blossoms.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a sparkling burst of mandarin and bergamot, providing an immediate sense of energy. The heart unfolds into a delicate floral bouquet of iris and violet, creating a powdery and refined core. Finally, the base settles into a comforting blend of vanilla and benzoin, leaving a soft, gourmand trail.
Scent Family: Floral - Woody
Top notes: Mandarin, Bergamot Heart notes: Iris, Violet, Jasmine, Periwinkle Base notes: Vanilla, Benzoin, Whipped Cream, Sugar
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