Blood OrangeOpens with
FrangipaniHeart
VanillaDries down to
Béatrice PiquetThe nose · 30 fragrances · also made L'Instant de Guerlain pour Homme Eau Extreme (2005)Portrait →Will you like it? Mark a few fragrances you own or love and we'll tell you.
Celine · Sold as feminine
Fever
You reach for this the morning after a late flight, where the lingering warmth of vanilla and sandalwood creates an inviting embrace.
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FeverHow it wears
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HeartThe Soul
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The story behind the bottle.
Fever by Celine, launched in 2005 and crafted by perfumer Beatrice Piquet, is an oriental vanilla fragrance that captures the essence of a passionate moment. The composition opens with blood orange and mandarin orange, bringing a vibrant, citrusy freshness to the foreground. This bright beginning gives way to a heart of frangipani and Indian jasmine, adding a floral sweetness that is both delicate and alluring. The base notes of vanilla, sandalwood, and amber provide warmth and depth, creating a scent that is both intimate and enduring.
Apply one generous spray to the pulse points — the citrus top notes fade within two hours but the warm base notes continue to develop on skin. This fragrance is best suited for evenings or cooler weather when its intimate depth can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Fever, Celine
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Béatrice Piquet
A career built on apprenticeship and humilityBéatrice Piquet (1963–2010) was a French perfumer who joined International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF) at seventeen, rising from laboratory assistant to senior perfumer over a six-year apprenticeship under JP Mary and Alain Astori.
“I hope I never find it because it would suggest that everything is at an end.”
Béatrice Piquet · Fragrantica nose page bio (scraped into fragrantica_bio); echoed scentverdict.com
The Fever line
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Designer Celine
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