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Jimmy Choo · Sold as feminine
Jimmy Choo Limited Edition Parfum
The decadence of a luxurious dessert spread where sweet toffee meets the earthy richness of patchouli, capturing the essence of an intimate and refined moment.
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Jimmy Choo Limited Edition ParfumMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2011 by Jimmy Choo and crafted by perfumer Olivier Polge, the Limited Edition Parfum is a luxurious blend of modern chypre fruity notes with tender, sweet gourmand elements. The fragrance opens with the bright zest of orange, providing a crisp and refreshing start that gives way to the lush and floral heart of orchid. The base notes of patchouli and toffee create an opulent warmth, grounding the composition in rich earthy tones and a hint of indulgence.
Given its parfum concentration, this fragrance is best applied sparingly. One or two sprays on pulse points will allow the rich base notes to develop fully over time. The warmth of the patchouli and toffee make it particularly suited for cooler evenings when you want a scent that lingers close to your skin.
Fig. 01 — Jimmy Choo Limited Edition Parfum, Jimmy Choo
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Olivier Polge
Chanel's new chapterOlivier Polge succeeded his father Jacques as the in-house perfumer-creator at Chanel in 2013, becoming only the fourth person to hold this role in the house's history.
“The flowers are never precise. They’re abstract.”
Olivier Polge · AnOther Magazine, September 2017
Designer Jimmy Choo
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