Dirty Velvet woda perfumowana
Olfactory group: woody, leather
Product code: VP-Dirty Velvet
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Description
Summer night in the apartment of New York's Chelsea Hotel. The floor is covered with red rose petals, and the air is filled with cigar smoke. Miles Davis plays on the trumpet, while a pair of Andalusian flamenco dancers move to the rhythm of the tango. On the heated streets, fragments of music can be heard: sexy, seductive, and smooth like velvet.
Ingredients
- HEAD NOTES: BERGAMOT, ELEMI
- HEART NOTES: WHITE LEATHER, LABDANUM
- BASE NOTES: PATCHOULI FRACTION, PAPYRUS
Fragrance Notes
Head
bergamot, elemi
Heart
skin, labdanum
Base
patchouli, papyrus
About the brand Vilhelm Parfumerie
Vilhelm Parfumerie is a library of scents. If a scent can be silence, these are stories. Enclosed in identical bottles made of thick, ornate glass designed by Pierre Dinanda, the scents each tell their own story, appealing to all senses. The bottle and saffron-yellow label are reminiscent of a bakelite vessel found at a flea market in Persia.
The Northern Lights and Hollywood stars. North and South. Freshly cut grass and enveloping oud. Refreshing coolness and summer heat. Simple pleasures and refined luxuries. Each scent is the culmination of an intense, collaborative creative process and represents a rare combination of tradition and modernity, nostalgia and freshness.
By combining dynamism and innovation with timeless designs and prints that evoke past eras, Vilhelm Parfumerie speaks of respect for the past in the language of modern scents.
Reviews of Dirty Velvet
Perfumer Jerome Epinette chose fig - ripe fruits enriched with a touch of green. But this rich and juicy accord becomes even better when sandalwood and vetiver come into play. Sandalwood provides a woody base for tobacco and fig. Vetiver enhances the green aspects, making them more prominent. The final piece of the puzzle is a salty leather accord. And all of this together lasts for many hours.
Mark Behnke, Colognoisseur
