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WO/02 Wood Street
The quiet intensity of a city street at twilight — where sharp spiciness meets woody richness, capturing the moment when day yields to night.
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WO/02 Wood StreetBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
WO/02 Wood Street by Zara, launched in 2023, is a fragrance that balances the fresh spiciness of black pepper and frankincense with the warmth of cedar and guaiac wood. The composition opens with the sharpness of black pepper, which quickly gives way to the woody notes of cedar and guaiac, grounded by the rich complexity of rum and vetiver. Leather adds a touch of depth, while vanilla rounds out the base for a warm, enveloping finish.
Apply this fragrance sparingly; the black pepper top note is sharp and fades quickly. Allow it to develop on skin for an hour before reapplying if needed. It pairs well with a light jacket or sweater for added warmth.
Fig. 01 — WO/02 Wood Street, Zara
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