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Tommy Girl(1990)
Tommy Hilfiger · Sophia Grojsman · Floral
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Created by Sophia Grojsman for Tommy Hilfiger, Tommy Girl opens on grapefruit, marigold, and lily, moves through a heart of rose, melon, and freesia, and closes on amber, musk, and oakmoss, offering a bright, all-American citrus-floral freshness matching the designer's preppy, sportswear-driven fashion identity.
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This scent's rose note has a real space connection — a rose flown to orbit in 1998 came back smelling different than it did on Earth.
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Tommy Girl is a fragrance from Tommy Hilfiger, released in 1990 and composed by Sophia Grojsman. It sits in the Floral family. It opens with Grapefruit, Marigold, and Lily, moves into a heart of Rose, Melon, and Freesia, and settles into a base of Amber, Musk, and Oakmoss.
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