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Royal Pavillon
The velvet sofa in an opulent parlor where the soft light of candlelight highlights the richness of floral notes and powdery warmth.
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Royal PavillonHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Royal Pavillon by Etro was launched in 1989 as a Woody Floral Musk fragrance that encapsulates the brand's signature Italian elegance and refinement. The composition opens with bright yellow florals like ylang-ylang and mimosa, which give way to rich white florals such as jasmine and violet. These floral notes are balanced by an earthy base of oakmoss, sandalwood, and vetiver, with a subtle sweetness from rose and castoreum. The animalic undertones add depth and warmth, creating a scent that is both classic and lasting.
One or two sprays are sufficient to capture the essence of Royal Pavillon. The fragrance blooms slowly, so it's best applied before you leave home. It reads better in moderate temperatures, making it ideal for spring evenings or cooler indoor settings.
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