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Yves Saint Laurent · Sold as feminine
Paris Pont des Amours
The soft glow of Paris by night — fresh florals and powdery notes that evoke a clandestine meeting in the city's most romantic spots.
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Paris Pont des AmoursPremium · $100–250How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2008, Paris Pont des Amours by Yves Saint Laurent is an ode to the romantic charm of Parisian evenings. This floral fragrance opens with a vibrant burst of rose and violet, blending seamlessly into the soft embrace of orange blossom and jasmine. The powdery heart notes of carnation add a touch of delicacy before settling into a musky and woody base that evokes the warm, intimate atmosphere of a secret rendezvous under the city lights.
This fragrance blooms best close to skin, where the delicate floral top notes can intertwine with the musky base. Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points for a subtle yet lasting impression.
Fig. 01 — Paris Pont des Amours, Yves Saint Laurent
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