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Champagne (Yvresse)(1994)
Yves Saint Laurent · Jacques Cavallier · Floral
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Created by Jacques Cavallier for Yves Saint Laurent, Champagne, later renamed Yvresse following a legal dispute with the French Comite Champagne, opens on blackcurrant, peach, and mandarin, moves through a heart of…
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Created by Jacques Cavallier for Yves Saint Laurent, Champagne, later renamed Yvresse following a legal dispute with the French Comite Champagne, opens on blackcurrant, peach, and mandarin, moves through a heart of rose, freesia, and muguet, and closes on sandalwood, musk, and vanilla, offering a sparkling, fruity-floral composition whose original name directly evoked celebratory effervescence.
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