The Image Inspired by the vibrant energy of New York City, this fragrance represents the modern, independent woman who is bold yet charming. It captures the spirit of the Big Apple with its iconic bottle design and refreshing character, perfect for those who embrace urban life with confidence and a touch of playfulness.
The Emotion This scent is a burst of freshness and optimism. It feels like a sunny spring morning in Central Park, filled with laughter and light. It is an ideal choice for daytime wear, offering a refreshing and uplifting aura that lasts throughout the busy day, making every moment feel crisp and bright.
The Reveal The composition opens with a crisp blend of cucumber and grapefruit. The heart takes center stage with the signature green apple note, complemented by delicate florals like lily of the valley and tuberose. The base settles into a warm, sophisticated trail of sandalwood and amber, providing a smooth and lasting finish.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Cucumber, Grapefruit, Magnolia Heart notes: Apple, Lily of the Valley, Tuberose, Violet, Rose Base notes: Woody notes, Sandalwood, Amber
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