Vivara (1965) Emilio Pucci
The original fragrance Vivara from 1965 was launched for then modern and rebellious woman. It is a green chypre perfume of the Mediterranean sun and summer in Emilio Pucci's distinctive style. Top notes: bergamot, galbanum, spices, green notes, peach and aldehydes. Notes: carnation, jasmine, lily, rose and ylang-ylang. Base: patchouli, sandalwood, leather, moss, vetiver, amber, benzoin and olibanum.
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- Contains Benzoin, a note found in only 11 fragrances
- One of 19 Emilio Pucci fragrances in the encyclopedia
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