The Image Dome Casabella by Camara is designed for the woman who radiates confidence, sophistication, and natural charm. It embodies a modern approach to luxury, blending oriental traditions with a contemporary flair. This fragrance is a perfect reflection of a unique style, ideal for those who want to leave a memorable impression.
The Emotion This vibrant and sensual scent captures the essence of elegance and freshness. It is perfect for any special occasion, from a professional day at the office to a glamorous gala evening. The fragrance evokes a feeling of depth and character, making every moment feel special and refined.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a luminous burst of orange blossom, bitter orange, and Calabrian bergamot. The heart reveals a velvety composition of iris, Indian tuberose, and ambrette, adding mystery and sophistication. The base settles into a warm, sensual trail of white musk, bourbon vanilla, and cedar, lingering beautifully on the skin.
Scent Family: Floral - Woody
Top notes: Orange Blossom, Bitter Orange, Bergamot Heart notes: Iris, Tuberose, Ambrette Base notes: White Musk, Vanilla, Cedar
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