Versace Dylan Purple Eau de Parfum

Dylan Purple is a bright and elegant fragrance.
A sparkling bergamot is blended with the joyful tones of a freshly harvested orange. Juicy pear adds a touch of modernity
to an accord that is as addictive as it is vibrant. Heady scents of freesia deliver an explosion of bright purple color the delicate aroma of its petals is sublimated by Mahonial®

The Fragrance
Dylan Purple is a bright and elegant fragrance. A sparkling bergamot is blended with the joyful tones of a freshly harvested orange.

Juicy pear adds a touch of modernity to an accord that is as addictive as it is vibrant.

Heady scents of freesia deliver an explosion of bright purple color ,the delicate aroma of its petals is sublimated by Mahonial® and Pomarose®, both diffuse and powerful.

Belambre® and Ambrofix™ provide an asserted, elegant and vibrant tone underlined by soft Iso E Super and creamy Cedarwood. Silkolide® signs the fragrance with a musky note and slight fruity accents.

“I created this fragrance as an invitation to travel.
A fresh, fruity and addictive opening, like a tribute to the iced delights
of Italy and its iconic citrus. The floral heart is the representation of a hypnotic sunset
by the water. Purple reflections and a delicate scented breeze.
Finally, vibrant woods and the elegance of musk to recall the golden and reassuring sand”
Christophe Raynaud, Givaudan

The Bottle
The Dylan Purple bottle is an expression of innovative Versace design. Elegant curves are reminiscent of an amphora, strongly evoking the classical ,culture and mythology that runs deep through the Versace imagination. Glass and packaging are colored in purple, with details finished in rose gold. The aluminum cap is embossed with the Medusa Head and engraved with the name of the fragrance. Baroque-style letters spell out. The brand name around the shoulder of the bottle.

Top notes: Bitter Orange, Italy Orpur,Pear Juice, Accord Bergamot Italy Orpur
Heart notes: Purple Freesia,Pomarose, Mahonial
Base notes: Iso e Super, Cedarwood, Virginia Orpur, Ambrofix, Belambre, Sylkolide "