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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Lost in Fantasy
The feeling of stepping into a lush garden where tropical fruits mingle with delicate flowers, and every breath feels like an indulgent escape from the everyday.
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Lost in FantasyBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Lost in Fantasy by Victoria's Secret is a Floral Fruity fragrance that captures the essence of a vibrant, sunlit afternoon. Launched during the early 2000s, it opens with a bright and juicy burst of tropical fruits before transitioning into a heart of soft florals that add a touch of sweetness without overpowering the freshness. The composition is rounded out by a powdery base that gives the scent a gentle, lingering warmth.
Apply this fragrance in light sprays to capture its initial freshness. It blooms quickly on the skin but maintains its powdery warmth throughout the day, making it ideal for daytime wear when you want a scent that's both uplifting and comforting.
Fig. 01 — Lost in Fantasy, Victoria's Secret
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