The Story
Simple yet sensual, Une Amourette Roland Mouret Eau de Parfum by Etat Libre d'Orange captures a refined floral elegance that unfolds with effortless grace. Launched in 2017, this fragrance centers a beautiful bouquet of florals, where iris and neroli steal the spotlight and are gently enveloped by a warm kiss of vanilla.
Fragrance notes
- Floral bouquet with iris and neroli as the bright, attention-grabbing heart
- Sweet vanilla adds a comforting, creamy finish
- Overall impression: graceful, simple, and subtly sensual
Why choose Une Amourette Roland Mouret
- Iconic fragrance from Etat Libre d'Orange, built for lovers of floral sophistication
- Elegant 3.4 oz bottle, ideal for everyday luxury or special occasions
- Versatile, understated scent profile that complements both daytime and evening wear
Experience a delicate balance of florals and warmth that makes Une Amourette Roland Mouret a timeless addition to any fragrance collection. Elevate your everyday with this effortlessly chic Eau de Parfum.
Description
Simple yet sensual, Une Amourette Roland Mouret Eau de Parfum by Etat Libre d'Orange captures a refined floral elegance that unfolds with effortless grace. Launched in 2017, this fragrance centers a beautiful bouquet of florals, where iris and neroli steal the spotlight and are gently enveloped by a warm kiss of vanilla.
Fragrance notes
- Floral bouquet with iris and neroli as the bright, attention-grabbing heart
- Sweet vanilla adds a comforting, creamy finish
- Overall impression: graceful, simple, and subtly sensual
Why choose Une Amourette Roland Mouret
- Iconic fragrance from Etat Libre d'Orange, built for lovers of floral sophistication
- Elegant 3.4 oz bottle, ideal for everyday luxury or special occasions
- Versatile, understated scent profile that complements both daytime and evening wear
Experience a delicate balance of florals and warmth that makes Une Amourette Roland Mouret a timeless addition to any fragrance collection. Elevate your everyday with this effortlessly chic Eau de Parfum.
