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Skylar · Sold as unisex
Capri
The sunlit cliffs of Capri at dawn, where sea mist meets fresh bougainvillea.
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CapriHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2018, Capri by Skylar captures the essence of a crisp morning on the island of Capri — bright and invigorating with a touch of warmth. Perfumer Sarah Horowitz crafted this fragrance to balance citrus freshness with aromatic spices, creating an energetic yet soothing experience. The white floral heart adds a delicate layer that softens the overall composition, making it both refreshing and inviting.
Capri is best enjoyed close to the skin. The citrus and aromatic notes are most prominent in the first hour but gradually give way to a softer floral warmth. Two sprays offer a balanced presence throughout the day without overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Capri, Skylar
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Sarah Horowitz
A pioneer of American indie perfumerySarah Horowitz-Thran discovered her calling while studying theater at Emerson College in Boston, taking a part-time job at the apothecary-style perfumery Essence, where she began crafting custom scents for customers.
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