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Island Capri
The crisp breeze of a late afternoon on the island — where the bright tang of citrus meets the soft earthiness of moss and leather.
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Island CapriMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2008 by Michael Kors, Island Capri is a Floral Woody Musk fragrance that captures the essence of a Mediterranean escape. The composition opens with bright citrus and aromatic notes, like bitter orange and basil, before transitioning into a heart of rose and jasmine. The base combines mossy accords such as oakmoss and leather for an earthy warmth, creating a scent that feels both fresh and grounded.
Island Capri has a strong opening, so one spritz is enough. The citrus notes fade within an hour but give way to a warm floral heart that lasts through the day. Best for daytime wear when you want a fresh yet subtle scent.
Fig. 01 — Island Capri, Michael Kors
Where to buy.
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