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Versace · Sold as feminine
White Jeans
The ease of slipping into your favorite pair of white jeans — a blend of crisp freshness and comforting familiarity, perfect for any occasion.
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White JeansMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1997 by Versace and crafted by perfumer Bernard Ellena, White Jeans is a chypre floral that embodies the brand's signature blend of elegance and boldness. The fragrance opens with green and fruity notes like galbanum and plum, creating an initial freshness that soon gives way to a heart of white florals such as orange blossom, jasmine, and tuberose. These are enveloped by warm spices, vanilla, and woody accords, grounding the composition in rich layers of leather and sandalwood. The result is a scent that feels both crisp and comforting, much like the versatile appeal of its namesake garment.
Apply two sprays to the pulse points for a balanced experience. The green and fruity top notes are bright but fleeting, so it's best to let the fragrance settle before heading out. This composition reads better close to skin rather than across a room, making it ideal for daytime wear where it can complement your natural warmth.
Fig. 01 — White Jeans, Versace
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Bernard Ellena
The middle generation of a perfumery dynastyBernard Ellena is a perfumer born in Grasse and trained at Roure Bertrand Dupont, who began his professional career at Haarmann & Reimer (now Symrise), where he has spent the majority of his working life.
Designer Versace
More from the house · founded 1978 · Italy
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