5th Avenue
A polished fresh floral with a luminous opening of linden blossom, magnolia, lilac, bergamot, and mandarin. The bouquet deepens into jasmine, rose, tuberose, violet, and peach before settling into a warm, creamy trail of amber, musk, iris, sandalwood, and vanilla.
Perfumer: Ann Gottlieb
5th Avenue
A polished fresh floral with a luminous opening of linden blossom, magnolia, lilac, bergamot, and mandarin. The bouquet deepens into jasmine, rose, tuberose, violet, and peach before settling into a warm, creamy trail of amber, musk, iris, sandalwood, and vanilla.
Scent Development and Character
A modern fresh floral that opens with luminous citrus-green air and a dewy bouquet impression, then settles into a plush, polished floral heart with soft spice and fruit. The drydown is warm, creamy, and slightly powdery, with musk, amber, iris, sandalwood, and vanilla giving it a refined daytime-to-evening composure.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Best for office wear, daytime events, and polished everyday use; it reads formal enough for meetings yet gentle enough for close settings. Spring, Autumn. Sillage is Soft. Longevity is Moderate.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 1996, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Ann Gottlieb. Tall, slender clear-glass bottle with a softly widening, sculpted shoulder and a simple cap; the presentation is elegant and architectural rather than ornate.
