Dancing on the Moon
A floral-powdery composition that imagines the lunar surface through cold aldehydic light, milky iris powder, jasmine, and frangipani.
Perfumer: Fanny Bal
REPLICA Dancing on the Moon
About This Fragrance
First released in 2016 and brought back to the foreground within FANTASIES in 2024, this floral-powdery eau de parfum imagines lunar dust and dancing in weightlessness through a palette of silver, milky white, and black.
Scent Profile
A cold flash of aldehydes and moonflower opens into iris, jasmine sambac, and frangipani. Cashmeran, ambergris accord, and musk then leave a thin veil recalling dry wood and soft skin. Its defining contrast is between inorganic metallic light and living white petals.
Who It's For
It suits someone who prefers cool air, powder, and metallic shimmer to warm or sweet white florals. It can be worn year-round, especially on bright spring days and summer nights. Because jasmine and the metallic effect vary significantly on skin, begin with a modest application and follow the fragrance into its musky finish.
