Narciso Rodriguez for Her Eau de Parfum

Peach blooms first—soft, velvety, almost honeyed—before rose petals settle into the skin's warmth. Amber and musk deepen the impression, creamy and intimate, as if the fragrance is becoming part of the body's own heat. Sandalwood and patchouli emerge slowly beneath, grounding everything in dry wood and earth, until only a pale sandalwood base and whispers of earthy patchouli remain, skin-close and lasting.