Green LeavesOpens with
Lily-of-the-ValleyHeart
OakmossDries down to
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Parfum d Ete 1992
A sunlit garden at midday — where fresh green leaves and blooming flowers create a vibrant blend of scents, capturing the essence of a perfect summer afternoon.
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Parfum d Ete 1992Mid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1992 and crafted by perfumer Jean Claude Delville, Parfum d'Ete 1992 by Kenzo is a floral fragrance that captures the essence of summer. The composition opens with green leaves and hyacinth, bringing a fresh, vibrant energy. This gives way to a heart of peach and lily-of-the-valley, creating a delicate balance between sweetness and freshness. As it settles into its woody base notes of oakmoss, sandalwood, and cedar, the fragrance becomes warm and enveloping, evoking the richness of summer evenings.
Apply this fragrance in light layers to allow its complex notes to unfold. The fresh top notes are fleeting, but the warm woody base will last throughout the day. It's best worn during warmer months when you want an inviting and comforting scent.
Fig. 01 — Parfum d Ete 1992, Kenzo
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Jean-Claude Delville
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