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Victoria's Secret · Sold as feminine
Sunset Flower
The quiet hum of a city as it transitions from day to night, where the scent of blooming flowers and warm amber mingles with the crispness of fresh green notes.
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Sunset FlowerBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Sunset Flower by Victoria's Secret was launched in 2013 as a floral fragrance for women, blending the warmth of amber and white florals with fresh green accents and subtle animalic notes. The composition is designed to evoke a sense of dusk, where the day's heat gives way to cooler air, and the scent of blooming flowers mixes with earthy undertones.
Apply Sunset Flower lightly — the white floral and amber accords are best experienced close to skin rather than across a room. The animalic undertones emerge gradually over time, so give it an hour for its full character to unfold.
Fig. 01 — Sunset Flower, Victoria's Secret
Where to buy.
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