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| SUBJECT |
AUTHOR |
DATE |
RATING |
| THE NEW 5TH AVE |
KALILA |
11/10/05 11:24 AM |
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| MESSAGE BY KALILA |
| Elizabeth Arden captures the New York City lifestyle of excitement and sophistication in a new fragrance.
The Fragrance:
Sheer. Sparkling. Radiant. 5th avenue after five is a modern oriental that will take you effortlessly from day into night. Incredibly sensual, totally unexpected.
Early
The luscious and silky nectar of ripe Black Plum gives this scent its distinctive edge and an intriguing beginning. Hints of Bergamot and Coriander wrapped in golden Honeysuckle create a feeling of warmth.
Late
Things heat up when the clear, clean combination of dewy Muguet and pearly Jasmine Sambac meet the surprising blend of Saffron and Indian Lotus Blossom, adding a cosmopolitan and unexpected point of view.
Later
Because the best occasions always end on a good note – this sheer, modern fragrance leaves a lasting impression of the warmth of creamy Sandalwood, clean White Birch and the luxury of Tonka and Musk.
5th avenue after five was created by international perfumer Olivier Gillotin of Givaudan. He describes the new fragrance:
"I conceived 5th avenue after five as a sheer oriental – sensuous, but with a strong appeal for any age.
I started with an idea of how the finished fragrance would feel. I wanted to capture the brightness and sun of the fragrance, to be comfortable, with a lot of energy, air and breeze. I approached the raw materials like colours in a painter's palette and worked to achieve the desired effect that together delivers 5th avenue after five's signature: young, bright, contemporary."
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