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The Vilhelm Parfumerie Poets Of Berlin Eau de Parfum 20ml is $115 USD at Vêtir. Price includes authentic designer quality.

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Poets Of Berlin Eau de Parfum 20ml

VILHELM PARFUMERIE

$115

Color

Yellow

Product Description

Berlin, a city that is alive with the same kinetic, magnetic energy that attracted David Bowie for a few formative, recuperative, and prolific hears in the Seventies. Perpetual creative movement embodied in a bold collision of blueberry, lemon, bamboo, green wild orris, and Haitian vetiver. Fragrance color variation may occur with this product. Vilhelm Parfumerie fragrances may have colors variations due to natural raw materials used in perfumery, such as vanilla. This will not alter the olfactory effect or the quality. The Vilhelm Parfumerie fragrances are monitored at every step of their creation during rigorous quality checks. . Top notes: Blueberry and lemon. Heart notes: Vanilla and green wild orris. Base notes: Vanilla, sandalwood, and vetiver. Smocked hem. VILR-WU17. 55-144 VP20POB. From its dynamic, innovative scents to the heritage design and timeless prints, Vilhelm Parfumerie is a nod to the past, expressed in our contemporary olfactory language and aesthetic. More than a perfume, Vilhelm Parfumerie is a library. If some scents are silences, these are tales. Within identical bottles, fragrances are so many narratives that call to all senses, housed in a hefty bottle of spun glass, designed by Pierre Dinand, dressed in a saffron yellow label that nods to a piece of Bakelite found in a Parisian flea market.