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Nina Ricci · Sold as feminine
Fille d'Eve
A private library where the scent of leather-bound books and warm spices blend with delicate florals, creating a cocoon of sophistication.
Full bottle: Mid-range tier, typically $40–100. Links open each seller's own page. We may earn a commission; it never changes the order.
Fille d'EveMid-range · $40–100
49%Similar accords, often for lessInara · Swiss ArabianBudget tier, under $40 · shares 6 of its 11 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1951, Fille d'Eve by Nina Ricci is a Chypre Floral fragrance created by Jacques Bercia and Michel Hy. This composition opens with the brightness of bergamot and lemon, balanced by the warmth of peach and plum. The heart introduces an intricate blend of rose, jasmine, and honeysuckle, while the base notes of labdanum, leather, musk, and amber create a rich blend that feels both classic and modern.
Fille d'Eve is a fragrance that has endured for over seven decades not just because of its longevity on skin but because it captures the essence of elegance and sophistication. The powdery and woody notes give it a lasting quality that resonates across generations, making it a staple in many perfume collections.
This fragrance blooms slowly over time. A single spritz to each wrist or neck will allow its layers to unfold gradually, ensuring that it feels close to your skin rather than projecting outward. Best suited for quiet moments when you want the scent to envelop you.
Fig. 01 — Fille d'Eve, Nina Ricci
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Jacques Bercia
Jacques Bercia collaborated on Nina Ricci's Fille d'Eve (1952) and Yves Saint Laurent's Y (1964).
Co-created with Michel Hy
Designer Nina Ricci
More from the house · founded 1932 · France
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The originalFille d'EveNina Ricci · Mid-range · $40–100Swiss ArabianInaraShares 6 of its 11 notesunder $40★ 3.96 (102)
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What people
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Warmly received so far: loved by 42%, disliked or hated by 3%.