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The Party · Sold as feminine
The Garden Party Iris
The intimate setting of a chic afternoon tea, where the air is filled with the scent of blooming flowers and subtle powders.
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The Garden Party IrisHow it wears
From community votes · bars are each option's shareComposition & Character
Notes Pyramid
TopOpening
HeartThe Soul
BaseFoundation
The story behind the bottle.
This composition opens with a burst of citrus, where bergamot and lemon play off each other in bright, effervescent harmony. The heart unfolds with floral notes that are both delicate and rich — pansy, rose, lily-of-the-valley, and African orange flower weave together to create an intricate blend of sweetness and freshness. At its core, iris takes center stage, grounding the composition with a powdery warmth that is further enhanced by amber and musk in the base. The Garden Party Iris by The Party was launched during the 2000s, capturing the essence of feminine elegance with its blend of florals and powdery notes.
This fragrance has a moderate longevity and sillage. For best results, apply it to pulse points such as your wrists and neck for a more lasting presence throughout the day. The citrus opening notes are bright but fade quickly, so rely on the rich floral heart and warm base to carry the scent for hours.
Fig. 01 — The Garden Party Iris, The Party
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