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Celine · Sold as unisex
Saint-Germain-Des-Pres
A cozy Parisian café where the scent of powdery vanilla mingles with the soft hum of conversation and the subtle freshness of citrus.
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Saint-Germain-Des-PresHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2019 by Celine, Saint-Germain-Des-Pres is a fragrance that captures the essence of its namesake neighborhood — a place where intellectual curiosity and sensory indulgence meet. The composition opens with a bright, crisp citrus note that cuts through the air like a fresh breeze off the Seine, before settling into a heart of white florals and iris that reads as a delicate balance between elegance and warmth. A powdery vanilla base adds depth and comfort, making this fragrance feel both familiar and inviting.
One or two sprays is sufficient — the bright citrus notes are the first to greet you, but they quickly give way to a more enveloping heart of florals and iris. The powdery base develops gradually over time, making it best suited for an afternoon out rather than a quick errand.
Fig. 01 — Saint-Germain-Des-Pres, Celine
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Designer Celine
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