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Paradise Lost (Clarimonde Perfume Project) DSH Perfumes for women and men
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Paradise Lost (Clarimonde Perfume Project) DSH Perfumes for women and men

Parfum20115.003 votesUnisex

Gautier was inspired by the luscious colors of Delacroix, I found the sensuously atmospheric descriptions throughout the love story to evoke otherworldly perfumes and luminosities. The phrase “ A twilight blue oriental perfume” most captured my imagination from the first time I heard it along with the image of faded flowers along side a bed of gold and silver, attended by a negro page wearing black velvet holding an ivory cane; and the satiny hand of “Clarimonde” as she lay dying. This cool, almost misty scene that might have been a last glimpse of Clarimonde paired with an alternate universe of warm opulence in Venice were always shimmering in my mind’s eye as I created “Paradise Lost”. Top notes: wild blue chamomile, immortelle, pressed violets, golden champaca. Heart notes: faded flowers, candlewax, oriental lotus, black orris. Base notes: sable fur, fossilized amber, myrrh gum, bloody sweet accord, mitti.

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  • Contains Animal notes, a note found in only 5 fragrances
  • One of 312 DSH Perfumes fragrances in the encyclopedia

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