If ever
there was a fragrance to welcome in the lighter, warmer days of spring, then
this is surely the spritz. Dolce by Dolce&Gabbana whisks up the designer duo’s olfactory romance
and nostalgia of Sicily.
Feminine and refreshingly simple, it’s a mix of white flowers blended with the
spirit of Neroli leaves and defined by a South African flower by the name of
White Amaryllis – the first time used ever in fragrance. It was created using ‘headspace technology’
which captures the exact scent of the flower when it’s in full bloom without
having to cut it and grind the petals to extract the essential oil. The overall
effect is floral and elegant with a slight sexy edge.
The
thick, clear and heavy glass bottle has a vintage feel and the flower stopper
is a nod to Sicilian customs. And for D&G devotees you will notice that the
slim black grosgrain ribbon is reminiscent of the white shirts and bow-ties
that were a signature of early D&G fashion. This is classic chic bottled.
Dolce&Gabbana Dolce retails from £62.00 for 50ml.
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