Wild Wonder Dew Fields
Green tea and cassis leading into clear, watery peony and cyclamen.
Perfumer: Jérôme Epinette
Dew Fields starts with green tea and stays clear and fresh from there. In Anna Sui's Wild Wonder collection, one of the dream scenes is a highland where the sound of falling drops carries, an image that sits close to this scent's name. The Japanese site calls it easygoing and a little edgy, fresh and transparent.
Blackcurrant adds a tart edge to the green tea, and lemon brightens it. The heart of peony, cyclamen and rose oil keeps the florals light and watery.
Sandalwood and pink musk sit underneath, soft and clean, so the clarity of the opening carries through. It is classed as a fresh floral.







