Très Chère
An oriental floral built on a fleeting encounter aboard a Paris–Venice train, with orange blossom, jasmine, sandalwood and vanilla.
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas
Très Chère is master perfumer Alberto Morillas's tribute to a brief but unforgettable encounter. On a train from Paris to Venice, a woman apologized after brushing past him, and he took in her profile and the curve of her eyelashes. That moment is the starting point of the fragrance.
The top is an orange blossom petal extract. The heart brings together Ambrox, Paradisone and an infusion of jasmine sambac: Paradisone gives a transparent, jasmine-like glow, sambac adds a fuller floral richness, and Ambrox lends dry warmth.
The base holds Bourbon vanilla absolute, Exaltone, a musk molecule, and Australian sandalwood. Mizensir explains that the softness of her voice and the grace of her gestures are rendered through the roundness of refined musks, and her velvety skin through a sandalwood and vanilla accord.
White flowers, rounded musks and the sandalwood–vanilla accord give the encounter a nostalgic character, conceived as a scent close to the skin.
