One of the most popular female fragrances is considered flower-fruit. This family of spirits is permeated with romanticism, sensuality, and sometimes with insolence.
The first flower-fruit aromas
The first perfume, which surprised the fashionable world with fresh flower-fruit feminine fragrances, had the names:
- Rochas Femme (with notes of plum);
- Mitsuko Guerlain (with peach notes);
- Diorella (with notes of melon).
Early romantic and gentle perfumes, unlike modern ones, did not have a hint of impudence or courage. They gave out bright fruit notes with a slight floral tinge.
The beginning for appearance of a fashion on this family of aromas gave perfum Tresor Lancome . In a bouquet of aroma, a milky note of apricot and a velvet rose are combined. This seemingly strange combination produced a real shock.
Modern flower-fruit perfumes
Among all the representatives of the fashion family, it is worth highlighting some of the best flower-fruit flavors that the general public managed to win.
Be Delicious from Donna Karan
In 2004, the brand DKNY introduced a floral-fruity fragrance for women Be Delicious. Perfume is for determined women. The fragrance is full of sensuality and temptation. Such inconsistency fits into the notes of litchi, apple, champagne, violet, rose, raspberry and vanilla.
Initial notes: apple, grapefruit, magnolia, cucumber.
Heart notes: amber, sandalwood.
Final notes: tuberose, violet, lily of the valley, rose.
The One Desire by Dolce & Gabbana
In the same year, a perfume was released from Dolce & Gabbana The One. In January 2013, Fashion House presented an updated version of the fragrance called The One Desire ("One desire"). Scarlett Johansson participated in the advertising of perfumes, which revived interest in this perfume. The One Desire is a floral fragrance for sexy and sophisticated women who want to be desired.
Spirits conquer not only with their rich aroma, but also the uniqueness of the packaging. On the front side of the bottle, there is a calligraphic inscription made by the founder and chief designer of Dolce & Gabbana Stefano Gabbano.
Initial notes: bergamot, mandarin, lily of the valley, lychee.
Heart notes: tuberose, caramel vanilla.
Final notes: musk, sandalwood.
