Eau du Soir:
eternally feminine
eternally feminine
Certain scents pervade our memory forever. Isabelle d’Ornano’s childhood memories were filled with the scent of white flowers at nightfall from the Alcazar palace gardens in Seville, Spain. Years later, Hubert d’Ornano crafted a singular fragrance inspired by her memories. A declaration of love, Eau du Soir is a precious elixir, which Isabelle alone had the secret to, before it was presented to the world in 1990. Since then, this perfume has established itself as a timeless reference – the last of the great chypre fragrances in perfumery.
You may forget a woman’s name, her features or even who she is, but if you remember her perfume, that’s because she wore Eau du Soir.
A sumptuous floral-chypre fragrance
a floral-chypre whirlwind
The Eau du Soir range
A refined, contrasting eau de parfum
A whirlwind of florals, chypre, and spices.
An emblematic bottle
Isabelle and Hubert d’Ornano called upon Polish sculptor Bronislaw Krzysztof to showcase their perfume’s olfactory richness. He in turn designed the emblematic cap for the Eau du Soir bottle – a star featuring a woman’s face, radiant and mysterious, luminous and serene.
A captivating bouquet
Eau du Soir has a floral bouquet, with a hint of green, which is finished off with an elegant chypre signature. This enchanting perfume features seringa – the white flower from Isabelle’s childhood that fills the Alcazar gardens with its fragrance. In addition, rose and jasmine absolutes boldly converge under sun-drenched mandarin oranges and grapefruit. Eau du Soir has an intense floral heart that is enhanced by ylang-ylang and enveloped by Iris. In the background, amber and patchouli seal the embrace with their refined sensuality.
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