Jacaranda blossom
Cedar
Juniper berry01/17/2025
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She's dancing with flowers
She's dancing with flowers
Diane's fantastic journey through space and time
A summer scent like a hummingbird
Feelings of floral vertigo
Honeydew-kissing lips
Singing stone circles mingle with the buzzing of bees
I don't want to claim that you've never smelled anything like it before, and yet Lisbon is something like the floral scent grail of modern times for me.
To create such lush flowers in such a delicate way requires a great deal of sensitivity. Immediately on the hand at first minimally soapy,
with an extremely subtle hint of indolence.
Overwhelmingly floral from a distance.
Rather white and yellow flowers.
At first I thought... What? Sooo flowery....
But this careful and loving realization is very quickly recognizable.
It becomes subliminally very slightly powdery...
Light drops of honeydew cover the whole thing,
and from here at the latest, I am in love and hopelessly lost.
I find myself in the middle of summer.
Accompanied by soft, gently fruity notes.
With a little imagination, actually similar to American grape soda.
The nectar of the hummingbird.
Very slightly creamy.
The hummingbird's plumage shimmers slightly green.
Sometimes it nibbles dewdrops from grasses.
Cedar may be perceived very diffusely in the wood.
I don't know enough about the juniper she writes about to be able to make it out.
When the fragrance fades out, I notice a little more soap again, but never too much.
At a distance, it is a beautiful floral scent from start to finish, infused with light honey and pollen.
Diane's signature is clearly recognizable, this uncomplicated mix of classic and modern.
Once again, you can see how much she has studied vintage fragrances and her collaboration with experienced perfumers.
Dave's influence is always pleasing too.
Often the ideas of what could become something come from him, with these Limited AP fragrances.
Here, the idea was born during a walk together in Lisbon during the Jacaranda bloom.
Already an absolute highlight for me in 2025.
I'm really looking forward to wearing it in summer and discovering even more in it.
Please use sparingly, otherwise it could possibly be too much.
Diane's fantastic journey through space and time
A summer scent like a hummingbird
Feelings of floral vertigo
Honeydew-kissing lips
Singing stone circles mingle with the buzzing of bees
I don't want to claim that you've never smelled anything like it before, and yet Lisbon is something like the floral scent grail of modern times for me.
To create such lush flowers in such a delicate way requires a great deal of sensitivity. Immediately on the hand at first minimally soapy,
with an extremely subtle hint of indolence.
Overwhelmingly floral from a distance.
Rather white and yellow flowers.
At first I thought... What? Sooo flowery....
But this careful and loving realization is very quickly recognizable.
It becomes subliminally very slightly powdery...
Light drops of honeydew cover the whole thing,
and from here at the latest, I am in love and hopelessly lost.
I find myself in the middle of summer.
Accompanied by soft, gently fruity notes.
With a little imagination, actually similar to American grape soda.
The nectar of the hummingbird.
Very slightly creamy.
The hummingbird's plumage shimmers slightly green.
Sometimes it nibbles dewdrops from grasses.
Cedar may be perceived very diffusely in the wood.
I don't know enough about the juniper she writes about to be able to make it out.
When the fragrance fades out, I notice a little more soap again, but never too much.
At a distance, it is a beautiful floral scent from start to finish, infused with light honey and pollen.
Diane's signature is clearly recognizable, this uncomplicated mix of classic and modern.
Once again, you can see how much she has studied vintage fragrances and her collaboration with experienced perfumers.
Dave's influence is always pleasing too.
Often the ideas of what could become something come from him, with these Limited AP fragrances.
Here, the idea was born during a walk together in Lisbon during the Jacaranda bloom.
Already an absolute highlight for me in 2025.
I'm really looking forward to wearing it in summer and discovering even more in it.
Please use sparingly, otherwise it could possibly be too much.
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