Introduced in 2002, Lanvin Eclat d'Arpege Eau de Parfum for Women is a fragrance that weaves a tapestry of delicate floral and fresh notes. As part of the "Soft Floral" subfamily, this perfume opens with top notes of green lilac and Sicilian lemon leaves, offering a fresh and green floral opening, perfect for those who adore popular women's fragrances.

Eclat d'Arpege EDP is more than just a fragrance; it's an expression of delicate elegance. The bottle's design, with its sleek lines and soft purple hue, reflects the fragrance's ethereal and gentle character, making it an elegant choice to enhance your curated collection of best perfumes for women, ideal for those who appreciate sophisticated and elegant perfume.

Benefits:

• Exquisite floral notes radiate a classic, sophisticated vibe.
• A dignified scent that respects the wearer’s personal space.
• Suitable for all ages, embodying a universal appeal.
• Can be worn in any season, versatile and adaptable.
• Compliments a refined, cultured personal style.

Scent Journey:

• Top Notes: Begin with the refreshing scents of Green Lilac and Sicilian Lemon Leaves.
• Middle Notes: Experience the floral heart of Peach Blossom, Red Peony, and Wisteria.
• Base Notes: Settle into the warm and inviting finish of White Cedar, Gentle Musk, and Precious Amber

About The Brand:

The tale of Lanvin unfolds in 1889 with the creative brilliance of Jeanne Lanvin. At the young age of 22, Jeanne opened her inaugural hat shop on Rue Boissy d’Anglas, showcasing a talent that dazzled even in its infancy.

In 1924, recognizing the allure of fragrance as an essential accessory, Lanvin Perfumes emerged at 4 Rond-Point des Champs-Elysées. The debut fragrance, My Sin, introduced in 1925 in the United States, marked the inception of Lanvin's olfactory journey.

In 1927, the iconic Arpège was born, a fragrance born out of Jeanne Lanvin's profound love for her daughter. Crafted by perfumer André Fraysse, Arpège became a symphony of notes, including Bulgarian rose, Grasse jasmine, honeysuckle, and lily of the valley. The iconic black glass bottle, adorned with a gold design by artist Paul Iribe, encapsulates the tender moment of Jeanne Lanvin bending down to her daughter.

Jeanne's pioneering spirit continued in 1933 with the launch of L'eau de Lanvin, the very first "eau mixte" for both men and women.

Lanvin, a luxury brand synonymous with elegance and creativity, continues to weave fragrant tales that echo the timeless spirit of its founder, Jeanne Lanvin.