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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Lace Orange Flower
The quiet intimacy of an early morning in a sunlit room — where fresh flowers are just beginning to open, and the air is filled with the promise of a new day.
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Lace Orange FlowerBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2009 by Victoria's Secret, Lace Orange Flower is a floral fragrance that captures the essence of femininity and freshness. The composition opens with bright citrus notes and a hint of fruity zest before settling into a heart of white florals like orange blossom, creating an airy and soapy atmosphere. The base rounds out with subtle sweet and aquatic accords, giving it a clean, crisp finish that feels both delicate and enduring.
Lace Orange Flower's citrus opening is bright but fleeting, so aim for two sprays on your pulse points. The fragrance blooms best close to skin rather than in the air, making it perfect for daytime wear where its clean, fresh character shines through.
Fig. 01 — Lace Orange Flower, Victoria's Secret
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