Maison Margiela REPLICA On A Date Eau de Toilette 100 ml

91,00 EUR

Description

On a Date by Maison Margiela is an eau de toilette that evokes the memory of a magical date on a late summer evening. The exciting unisex fragrance thereby transports its wearer to Provence, where a magnificent view of the vineyards beguiles all the senses. At the same time, the fragrance evokes unique and profound memories of dating, seduction and infatuation. Perfumer Carlos Benaim has olfactorically captured all these facets, creating a fragrance that sends the senses on a beautiful and profound journey that represents happiness and well-being. The floral and floral-fruity fragrance is characterized by a top note that combines a blackcurrant liqueur accord with bergamot oil and pink pepper oil, capturing the intensity of the vineyards in Provence. Following this, the heart note reveals itself with an interplay of Isparte rose petal essence, geranium as well as davana oil, adding a touch of florality. On a Date is completed in the base note by a potpourri of patchouli essence, vetiver oil as well as a moss accord and musk. Top notes: black currant liqueur accord, bergamot oil, pink pepper oil. Heart notes: isparta rose flower essence, geranium oil, davana oil.Base notes: patchouli essence, vetiver oil, moss accord, musk.Application: Spray the REPLICA On a Date Eau de Toilette by Maison Margiela from a distance of about 20 cm directly on warm and well-circulated areas of the body, such as the neck, wrists and the crooks of the arms, so that the fine fragrance nuances can develop optimally. In addition, the unsisex fragrance can be refreshed again and again as needed. Avoid contact with eyes, ears and mucous membranes.Maison Margiela's REPLICA fragrance range stands for minimalism in terms of appearance, so that the fragrances can speak for themselves. Thus, the design captivates with a round and glass bottle, on the front of which a nostalgic label is found, which presents the benefits of the fragrance in typewriter letters. Thus, even when reading the senses are stimulated, so that the imagination can go on an incomparable olfactory journey.