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Versace · Sold as unisex
Fleur de Maté
A walk through a misty forest where fresh pine needles meet earthy undergrowth, enveloped by the subtle warmth of wood smoke.
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Fleur de MatéMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fleur de Maté by Versace was launched in 2021, crafted by the renowned perfumer Olivier Cresp. This aromatic fragrance for both women and men opens with a fresh spicy note that gives way to earthy and warm spiciness, creating an intriguing tension between freshness and depth. At its heart lies patchouli, which adds a rich earthy quality, while balsamic and woody accords give the base warmth and complexity.
One or two sprays is sufficient to capture the full essence of Fleur de Maté. The spicy opening notes are bright and noticeable initially but quickly give way to the deeper, more complex patchouli and woody base. Best worn in cooler weather when its warm tones can be fully appreciated.
Fig. 01 — Fleur de Maté, Versace
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Olivier Cresp
The fragrance architectOlivier Cresp is a master perfumer at Firmenich and one of the most accomplished creators in the modern fragrance industry.
“I consider my style a minimalist one, because I am used to expressing figurative ideas through short formulas.”
Olivier Cresp · fragroom, August 2018
Designer Versace
More from the house · founded 1978 · Italy
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