The Image Acqua Di Parma Osmanthus is a sophisticated fragrance from the Signatures of the Sun collection, designed for those who appreciate refined elegance and Italian luxury. It embodies a person who values quality, subtlety, and the art of living, effortlessly blending traditional craftsmanship with a modern, radiant sensibility.
The Emotion This scent captures the essence of a sun-drenched day in a Southeast Asian forest. It evokes feelings of optimism, warmth, and serenity. Perfect for spring and summer, it brings a bright, invigorating energy that feels both uplifting and deeply sensual, making it an ideal companion for both casual days and special moments.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of green mandarin and neroli. As it evolves, the heart reveals a delicate yet spicy blend of peony, pink pepper, and ambrette. The drydown is a rich, lingering trail of precious osmanthus flower and earthy patchouli, leaving a soft, refined, and memorable impression on the skin.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Mandarin, Neroli Heart notes: Peony, Pink Pepper, Ambrette Base notes: Osmanthus, Patchouli
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