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Zara · Sold as feminine
Covent Garden 52-56 Long Acre London
A bustling city square where fresh citrus aromas mingle with soft floral notes and the subtle richness of vanilla.
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Covent Garden 52-56 Long Acre LondonBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2016, Covent Garden 52-56 Long Acre London by Zara is a Floral Fruity fragrance that captures the essence of a vibrant urban landscape. The composition opens with a burst of citrus from orange and tangerine, creating an immediate freshness that feels invigorating. As it settles, the scent moves into a heart of iris and rose, adding a touch of floral elegance. The base notes of vanilla and cedar bring warmth and depth, rounding out the fragrance with a powdery, sweet finish.
One or two sprays on pulse points is sufficient — the citrus top notes are bright but fleeting, while the powdery base lingers. This fragrance reads best in cooler temperatures, where its warm vanilla and woody tones come to life without overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Covent Garden 52-56 Long Acre London, Zara
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