Parfum d’Été
Crisp lily-of-the-valley foliage leads into peony, jasmine, and hyacinth, with sandalwood and white musk rounding a luminous summer-breeze impression.
Perfumer: Antoine Lie
Parfum d’Été
Parfum d’Été captures flowers and foliage in a fragrance that suggests a summer breeze throughout the year. Antoine Lie created the 2002 eau de parfum from an idea by Jean Claude Delville, with a clear leaf-shaped bottle designed to catch light like a small piece of summer.
Crisp lily-of-the-valley foliage introduces a heart of peony, jasmine, and hyacinth. Sandalwood and white musks provide a tender finish. Bright greenery gives definition around fuller flowers before the composition settles into softer wood and musk.
The clear 75 mL glass bottle follows the natural curves of a leaf, topped by a green cap. Daytime outings suit moments that welcome luminous flowers with a fresh green outline.
