Dries Van Noten Soie Malaquais | Fragrance Decant Sample

Dries Van Noten Soie Malaquais | Fragrance Decant Sample

Soie Malaquais opens with bright bergamot and tart blackcurrant before unfolding into rose and a soft silk accord. Chestnut and cacao bring a warm, gently gourmand finish, like settling into a silk-lined coat for a quiet evening in the city.

This Eau de Parfum contains 88% naturally-derived ingredients.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Bergamot, Blackcurrant
• Heart: Rose, Silk
• Base: Chestnut, Cacao

Why You'll Love It

• A textured floral gourmand balancing rose and silk with nutty chestnut and cacao.
• A cozy choice for autumn, winter and cooler evenings.
• Eau de Parfum concentration with 88% naturally-derived ingredients.
• Sample it for an elegant evening scent or a comforting everyday signature.

About This Listing

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