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Lanvin · Sold as feminine
Eclat d’Arpege Eyes On You
The first sip of green tea on a bright spring day, where the freshness of lemon and the delicate scent of blossoms create an inviting, uplifting moment.
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Eclat d’Arpege Eyes On YouMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Eclat d’Arpege Eyes On You by Lanvin, launched in 2015, captures the essence of French elegance with a modern twist. The fragrance opens with a bright burst of Sicilian lemon and green tea, creating a fresh and invigorating start that feels both crisp and contemporary. At its heart, lilac and peach blossom bring a soft floral sweetness, while white musk and cedar add depth and warmth in the base notes, grounding the composition in subtle sensuality.
Apply two sprays to your pulse points — this fragrance builds gradually over time. The citrus-green opening is most noticeable in the first hour, so plan accordingly if you want it to last through a meeting or lunch.
Fig. 01 — Eclat d’Arpege Eyes On You, Lanvin
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