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Elizabeth Arden · Sold as feminine
Cabriole
The energy of a vibrant city brunch, where the sun-kissed sweetness of tropical fruits mingles with the subtle sophistication of floral notes.
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CabrioleMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Cabriole by Elizabeth Arden was launched in 1977 and immediately became a signature scent for its era. The fragrance opens with the bright charm of pineapple, aldehydes, and red apple, creating an effervescent freshness that contrasts beautifully with the warm, powdery base notes of beeswax, sandalwood, oak moss, and amber. This composition is both classic and innovative, capturing the essence of 1970s elegance while remaining lasting in its appeal.
Given its enormous sillage and moderate longevity, one generous spray is sufficient to make an impact throughout the day. The fragrance projects well, so applying it sparingly allows you to enjoy its full character without overpowering those around you.
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Designer Elizabeth Arden
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