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Zara · Sold as feminine
Zara 12:00 AM Sunday Morning
The quiet hum of a city at midnight, where the last lights flicker off and anticipation for the next day starts to build.
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Zara 12:00 AM Sunday MorningBudget · under $40How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Zara launched 12:00 AM Sunday Morning in 2016, capturing the essence of a transitional hour — when the week ends and the weekend begins. The fragrance opens with pear and bergamot, creating an immediate freshness that transitions into a heart of orange blossom, iris, and rose, where sweetness meets floral elegance. The base notes of sandalwood and powdery musk ground this composition, adding warmth and depth to the overall experience.
Apply this fragrance in layers — a light spritz on pulse points will allow the fresh top notes to mingle with the floral heart over time. The powdery base notes are best enjoyed close to skin, so avoid heavy application that might overwhelm its subtle warmth.
Fig. 01 — Zara 12:00 AM Sunday Morning, Zara
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