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The Story Of Fragrances By Zelda Fitzgerald
I love Shelley’s work and all the perfumes I have tried are amazing. Durango, Vents Ardents, Go Ask Alice, my beloved L’Hombre, Chocolate Souvenir Trio, with my special attention to irresistible charm of violets in Indigo Vanilla… All of them are beautiful fragrant stories inspired by different things, expressed with fabulous combinations of precious raw materials. Sometimes I feel that Shelley creates perfumes just for me. Fiore di Bellagio as another chapter of the Zelda Fitzgerald’s story found the invocation in her character, but also in Caron’s classic. In earlier review we read “Zelda (the perfume) took on a life of her own…“ Fiore di Bellagio has already started a similar life as a winner of Top Artisan Fragrances of the year Awards
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