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 Féerie of Van Cleef & Arpels distinguished uniquely designed bottle: a metal cap with a fairy sitting on a branch (this motif was inspired by the jewelry collection Midsummer Night's Dream).
From what I've seen, it's probably one of the bottles, which can simultaneously love and hate, but my first reaction was still ambivalent. Blue glass bottle is very tempted, but "sculpture" at the top does not give one the feeling of luxury, which is inherent in the value of the perfume and it is, nevertheless, very elegant for my taste - my preference, obviously more directed towards the plastic dolls.
Aroma, touted as the floral woody orris, developed by perfumer Antoine Maisondieu, it starts very difficult to play: high gust of sweet berries over cream violet (notes of violet, red berries, mandarin, rose, jasmine, iris and vetiver). It's pretty nice and dry, where the top notes fade when the penetration of powerful accelerators of sweet and earthy base creates a balance.
As a result, Féerie is combined with a bottle: the delicate, feminine, a bit quirky. It's the scent that makes creating something delicious: it is worthy to love him, and I understand that more and more at each of our regular meeting.
Author: Ann, New York
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