Dolce by Dolce&Gabbana.


Delicate Seduction

I'm sure by now you have seen this ad and advertorial pretty much all over the place. This new fragrance Dolce by Dolce&Gabbana is created from the noble land of Sicily. It embodies the delicate balance between timeless craftsmanship and innovation in the art of perfumed composition. 



Dolce is a gentle, feminine mix of white flowers, introduced be the freshness of the Neroli leaves and defined by the White Amaryllis, a South African flower used for the first time ever in a scent. The interesting part is that the rich, fulsome notes of the White Amaryllis were created using "Headspace Technology" which captures the exact scent of the flower when it's in full bloom without cutting and grinding the petals to extract the essential oil. Only the species that's grown solely in the Fynbos region of South Africa that has a rich and generous odour, others don't. 

Top notes: Neroli leaves, Papaya flower
Heart notes: White Amaryllis, White Daffodil, White Water Lily
Dry down notes: Cashmeran, Musky notes, Sandalwood

The packaging has a hint of vintage feel to it but modernised by the thick, clear glass with soft curved lines while it's topped with a flower stopper with petals fanning out in colour-graduating from milky-white, to cream to soft pink at the centre. The elegant black bow conjures images of white shirts and bow-ties that were a signature of early Dolce&Gabbana catwalk shows. 

This rich white floral fragrance comes in Dolce EDP 30ml (RM244), 50ml (RM331) and 75ml (RM439). Also, enjoy the scent together with Dolce Perfumed Body Lotion 200ml (RM160)  and Dolce Moisturizing Perfumed Shower Gel 200ml (RM148). 


 Dolce&Gabbana Dolce is available in all major department stores and perfumeries.
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