Yves Saint Laurent Paris Pont des Amours (2008) {New Fragrance}

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Bridges in Paris are places where lovers stop to kiss shielded away from the traffic and able to feel the natural life of the city courses through their consciousnesses as they catch sights of the Seine flowing on (actually and more truthfully lovers stop traffic in Paris if they need to kiss). Yves Saint Laurent each year proposes a new limited-edition twist on its classic rose and violet fragrance Paris. This spring, from March the 3rd 2008, you will be able to discover Paris Pont des Amours (Paris: Bridge of Loves)....

Pont des Amours is meant to evoke a "city map of tenderness", a "romantic promenade in the heart of an imaginary Paris whose various locales embody the different phases of a wonderful joy of life".

The scent is described as a delicate tender bouquet which opens on notes of rosebuds symbolizing the early morning together with the freshness of violet allied with orange blossom. The heart unfolds on a May Rose note in harmony with jasmine flower and clove. The base is composed of musk and sandalwood.

The perfume will be available 125 ml for 55, 50 €. 

(Cosmoty.de) 

 

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