Mademoiselle Arbel à New York by Christine Arbel
Women 2015
Description
Mademoiselle Arbel à New York: A Sweet Floral for the City That Never Sleeps Christine Arbel introduced Mademoiselle Arbel à New York in 2015 as a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. It captures the vibrant spirit of New York with a soft, indulgent twist. The opening sparkles with mandarin, orange blossom, and elemi, giving a fresh yet slightly resinous…
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Key notes
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Top
mandarin
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Heart
Jasmine Sambac (Sampaguita)
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Base
patchouli
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About Mademoiselle Arbel à New York
Mademoiselle Arbel à New York: A Sweet Floral for the City That Never Sleeps
Christine Arbel introduced Mademoiselle Arbel à New York in 2015 as a floral fruity gourmand fragrance for women. It captures the vibrant spirit of New York with a soft, indulgent twist.
The opening sparkles with mandarin, orange blossom, and elemi, giving a fresh yet slightly resinous start. The heart unfolds with sambac jasmine, iris, and plum, creating a powdery, velvety smoothness.
This scent is for women who enjoy a playful contrast of bright citrus and cozy sweetness. It works well for both daytime wear and evening outings, appealing to those who like versatile perfumes.
Mademoiselle Arbel à New York balances its floral heart with a warm base of patchouli, vanilla, praline, and musk. The result is an approachable, comforting fragrance with an elegant edge.
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