One day, Queen Marie de’ Medici wanted to build a long alley with lime trees and elms from the Tuileries Palace… And Louis XIV commissioned a landscape painter Versailles and the Tuileries Garden continue the development of this place – this is how the Grand-Court Avenue appeared, which today we all know as the Champs-Elysees. The perfume composition opens with refreshing splashes of seawater with floral shades. As the fragrance unfolds, notes of hibiscus and lilies create a floral bouquet, graceful and sensual. At the end – creamy fruity shades with sensual musk and animalistic amber.
Pyramid of fragrance:
Top notes: sea accord, bergamot, rose
Heart notes: hibiscus, lily
Base notes: mango, musk, amber
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