Proenza Schouler Arizona Eau De Parfum Spray 50ml

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Taking its inspiration from the flora and fauna of desert landscapes, this dry floral amber evokes a nomadic sense of freedom. To enable personalised advertising (like interest-based ads), we may share your data with our marketing and advertising partners using cookies and other technologies.

the sweetness would probably draw in a more youthful crowd but they cleverly added floral to pull in other age groups. I've lived in Arizona and loved the Sonoran desert, which is an incredible place but nothing in the perfume reminds me of it.Discover this radiant eau de parfum, blooming with a white cactus flower accord and a unique mineral signature.

This is what happens when a fragrance tries too hard to be all things to all people, and ends up as an undistinguished blur. The initial projection is strong, a sweet tart mixed with a dirty honey, and then lower layers of grass and air.Difficult to say anything about the cactus flower note, generally they smell green-floral in person, very light, not sure what type of cactus flower was used, nor what smell exactly it has in this perfume.

I just sprayed it on and dismissed it as another La Vie Est Belle/ Black Opium genre scent but with solar/ozone notes. It seems that nobody's wearing it here in my country, maybe it's nearly unknown or no one likes it, who knows?Hernandez has commented, "We wanted something that was a classic scent, that conveyed the luxury of disconnecting—a little bit far away, an art-world feel, a little bit out West, something grounding.

This may be amplified by the cactus notes - I have a large cactus garden, and yes, the pink fruit/berries do have a similar taste and smell to Arizona.I'd say that only place that would remotely smell like Arizona ( the perfume) is a Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall, but i doubt that is where the perfumer drew the inspiration from.