Lime (Linden Blossom)Opens with
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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
5th Avenue
The quiet confidence you feel when stepping out of an upscale Fifth Avenue boutique, where the scent of fresh citrus and soft florals blends with the subtle richness of amber.
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5th AvenueMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Elizabeth Arden, an American fragrance and cosmetics icon founded by Florence Nightingale Graham in 1910, has long been associated with a particular kind of elegance and innovation. This unisex EDP opens with a bright citrus-aromatic accord that reads as crisp and invigorating, before transitioning into a heart of soft florals that add an unexpected layer of warmth. The base notes of amber and musk provide a grounding comfort that keeps the composition from feeling too light or fleeting.
One or two sprays are enough to capture this fragrance's essence. It is best suited for daytime wear as it reads well close to skin without projecting too far into a room. Let it develop for about an hour before you head out — the base notes will have fully integrated by then.
Fig. 01 — 5th Avenue, Elizabeth Arden
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Ann Gottlieb
The mind behind every Calvin Klein fragranceAnn Gottlieb is a fragrance developer with more than fifty years in the cosmetic industry, beginning her career at Revlon before spending six and a half years at Estée Lauder, where she learned the art, science, and business of fragrance under Estée Lauder's personal tutelage.
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