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Vert de Fleur(2016)
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Tom Ford’s Vert de Fleur, released in 2016, is a green‑aromatic floral that balances bright citrus with a rich, bitter green note of galbanum.
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Tom Ford’s Vert de Fleur, released in 2016, is a green‑aromatic floral that balances bright citrus with a rich, bitter green note of galbanum. The heart unfurls a lush bouquet of iris, hyacinth, jasmine and rose, while the dry‑down settles into a warm, earthy base of vetiver, patchouli and oakmoss, giving the scent both sophistication and lasting depth.
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