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V
The cozy kitchen where the scent of caramel and cinnamon mingles with fresh citrus, evoking a sense of home-cooked comfort.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015, V by WIDIAN is a collaboration between perfumers Ali Aljaberi and Jean-Claude Astier. The fragrance opens with a vibrant citrus accord of lemon and orange blossom, which gives way to the rich warmth of caramel and cinnamon. At its heart, tuberose adds an elegant floral depth, while vanilla and cedar provide a warm, spicy base that lingers on the skin. V is neither overtly sweet nor overpoweringly woody; instead, it strikes a delicate balance between bright freshness and enveloping warmth.
Apply V to pulse points for an intimate presence that gradually unfolds. The caramel and cinnamon notes are most noticeable in the first hour, but the tuberose and vanilla base will persist throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — V, WIDIAN
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Ali Aljaberi
Ali Aljaberi, based in Abu Dhabi, grew up around his family's fragrance boutique, opened in 1982.
Co-created with Jean-Claude Astier
Designer WIDIAN
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