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| Blends of floral and citrus-based fragrances are recommended for casual and daywear. Spicy, woody or warm amber-based fragrances are traditionally favorites for evening and special occasions. |
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| FENDI EDITION 2004 |
JB |
05/14/06 10:26 PM |
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| MESSAGE BY JB |
| Ive been looking more online and have found some info about the new version of introduced in 2004. After a few years of absence from the fragrance scene, Fendi is back in the spotlight with a new, charmingly delicate and sensual eponymous essence, christened simply Fendi. Thanks to its refined modern design, the fragrance is like one of the Italian luxury brands prestigious accessories. As for the sweetly sparkling scent, it will appeal to elegant women searching for creative emotions. In department stores and selected perfume shops. Fendi is a modern floriental with a sparklingly fresh start (freesia, mandarin orange, neroli), a dazzlingly voluptuous floral heart and a delicately sweet amber close.
The bottle is a modern design, combining transparency and light. The FF logo and the house’s signature colors (Fendi gray and yellow case) demonstrate the famous Italian brand’s prestige. Top notes :Sicilian Mandarin, White Freesia, Tunisian Neroli
Middle notes :Florentine Iris, Brazilian Gardenia, Tahitian Flower
Base notes:Sandalwood, Vanilla Absolute, Madagascar, Ambergris
I would like to hear comments from anyone who has tried this one. |
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