Something Blue

Lime and bergamot strike bright and clean at first, neroli lending an almost soapy green whisper before mandarin pulls toward warmth. The heart softens into litchi's subtle stone-fruit sweetness, surrounded by narcissus and lily-of-the-valley—white florals that smell like skin rather than stems. Ambrette and white musk ease in gradually, rounded by vanilla and a distant waft of ambergris, while cashmere wood dries everything down to a soft, barely-there creaminess that clings closer with each breath.