CLEAR
Mandarin and bergamot catch the light before jasmine sambac opens as a sheer white bloom. The sweetness stays airy, settling into white cedarwood, musk, and a quiet trace of vanilla.
Crystal Clear belongs to the Crystal chapter of the 1945 collection. The series has moved away from the stacked-stone object that opened the line, toward a transparent bottle that catches ambient light. Within that chapter, Clear is the fragrance that holds a white jasmine note straight up into the light.
Mandarin and bergamot open the composition with a bright citrus edge, joined by the sweet, rounded warmth of ylang-ylang. The opening reads as bright, not as a dense fruit.
Magnolia, jasmine sambac absolute, and white rose follow, with a powdery accord that softens the edges of the flowers. The sweetness never pushes forward; it thins into the air rather than sitting close to the skin.
White cedarwood, musk, and vanilla close the scent. The wood stays dry and pale, and musk and vanilla settle quietly over it. This is a fragrance noticed more as you step away than when you lean in.
Bright daytime hours seem a fitting occasion for enjoying this light floral idea. Citrus, white petals and a powder-like softness offer different ways into the image of flowers moving in the light.
