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Princess Diana walked down the aisle smelling of Quelques Fleurs from Houbigant Paris (pictured above). This is a floral perfume, the first version of which was released in 1913. Their composition contains notes of citrus, jasmine, lilac, tuberose and clove. This fragrance was the first in history (even ahead of Chanel No. 5) to have several perfume combinations in its bouquet.
IN last years The princess's favorite perfume in life was the perfume 24 Faubourg from Hermes, created in 1995. Diana's personal make-up artist Mary Greenwell ( Mary Greenwell) admitted that her famous client always wore this expensive-sounding fragrance with a composition of various white flowers in the heart.
- Both flavors are still in production. Thus, the latest version of Quelques Fleurs from Houbigant Paris was released in 2017. The classic version of 24 Faubourg is still popular today and can be purchased in perfume boutiques.
Marilyn Monroe
When Marilyn Monroe was asked what she wore at night, the actress responded with a phrase that became famous: “A few drops of Chanel No. 5.” It is this perfume that has always been considered the actress’s favorite scent and is associated with her name. However, in 2002, information appeared that for Marilyn during the filming of the film Some Like It Hot, a perfume called Rose Geranium from Floris was supplied to the Beverly Hills Hotel. A receipt was even found confirming this fact.
- The Rose Geranium fragrance has already been discontinued and exists only as a bath essence, while Chanel No. 5, in addition to the classic version, has several reissues, one of which was released relatively recently - in 2015.
Audrey Hepburn
Audrey Hepburn was the muse of Hubert de Givenchy, the founder of the Givenchy fashion house. Therefore, it is not surprising that her favorite perfume is this brand. L'Interdit was created specifically for Audrey in 1957. The name is translated from French as “Prohibition”, and its composition opens with spices, citrus fruits, peach and strawberry, in the heart of the aroma are iris, violet, narcissus, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley and rose.
Audrey Hepburn asked that the perfume not be released into wide distribution (it was due to this fact that they got their name), but this still happened in 1960. L’Interdit instantly became a legend, because all female representatives wanted to smell like Audrey.
- We also have such a chance - in 2003 and 2007, L’Interdit perfumes were reissued. Unfortunately, it is no longer possible to purchase perfume in the same bottle with a cabochon stopper that Audrey once held in her hands. Its modern design is much simpler - a rectangular bottle with the emblem of the Givenchy house.
Elizabeth Taylor
Nowadays, many celebrities have their own perfume lines, but Taylor was a pioneer in this matter. The Elizabeth Taylor brand has released a number of successful fragrances, including Black Pearls, Passion, Forever Elizabeth, White Diamonds and others. The actress herself chose White Diamonds for herself (in the photo, Elizabeth Taylor is wearing White Diamonds perfume in a special collectible bottle, the lid of which is encrusted with diamonds).
Grace Kelly was a fan of the Fleurissimo fragrance from the British perfume house Creed. It was commissioned specifically for Grace's wedding and was arranged to complement the bride's bouquet. Fleurissimo is a floral perfume; its composition includes bergamot, tuberose, Bulgarian rose, violet, Florentine iris.
- The Creed perfume house still produces this legendary fragrance in its classic version.
Maya Plisetskaya
The legendary ballerina loved one perfume all her life - Bandit from Robert Piguet. Biographers recall that Maya Mikhailovna was used to feeling Bandit on her skin and it became an integral part of her image. Plisetskaya liked everything about this perfume, starting with the name.
Bandit Robert Piguet has been produced since 1944. When these perfumes were discontinued, they were found especially for the ballerina in Latin America, where they could still be bought. Bandit has a rich and slightly heavy aroma - a combination of leather, wood, spices, moss, musk and floral notes including neroli, ylang-ylang, jasmine, tuberose.
- In 1999, after a 25-year break, production of the Bandit Robert Piguet perfume was resumed. And today you can add it to your collection and feel the smell that would fill the room if Maya Plisetskaya entered it.
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
Kate Middleton's favorite brand is Illuminum. This is a British luxury perfume brand created in 2007. On her wedding day with Prince William, Kate chose their scent - White Gardenia Petals. It opens with notes of bergamot and lily, with a heart of gardenia, ylang-ylang and jasmine.
- This perfume is produced and can be purchased. However, it belongs to the elite category and is relatively expensive, and is sold only in niche boutiques not all over the world.
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex
Megan loves perfume very much. And she even admitted that if she leaves the house, forgetting to put on perfume, she will come back. As befits a member of the British royal family, Meghan prefers British perfume houses. Megan's favorite scents include, in particular, two colognes (Wild Bluebell and Wood Sage & Sea Salt) from the selective perfume brand Jo Malone. The first of them is a floral aroma with notes of bells, lilies of the valley and rose hips in its composition. And the second one is woody-marine. Both are very light and natural.
Penélope Cruz is not only the face of Lancome's Trésor fragrance, but also prefers it herself. In her interview, the actress admitted that she never leaves home without a drop of Trésor, ever since her parents gave it to her for her 13th birthday. This is a floral-fruity perfume with notes of pineapple, peach, lilac and rose.
- In addition to the scent, which has already become a classic, the manufacturer also regularly releases new versions of this perfume.
Nicole Kidman
In her interviews, Nicole Kidman admitted that she loves to create her own scent by mixing different oils. But among those produced by famous perfume brands
One of the universally recognized fashion icons of her time, Princess Diana was never afraid to experiment with her style - including makeup, hairstyles and, of course, perfume. The first wife of Prince Charles, according to the recollections of her butler Paul Burrell, had dozens of different fragrances in her collection (including Celias Ultimate Gardenia, Lanvin Arpege, and even Royal Water Creed, created exclusively for her, but released after her death), but true love the woman only got along with five of them.
We'll tell you what these essences are and why for Lady Di they had much more value than just a pleasant smell.
Wedding fragrance Quelques Fleurs
There's no point in denying that Lady Diana and Prince Charles' wedding day didn't go entirely smoothly. Meanwhile, the matter was not limited to one disaster dress. So, later, the princess’s makeup artist, Barbara Daly, will tell you that on that day, Diana’s image seemed ideal to her: light makeup, a beautiful (not yet wrinkled) wedding dress. The final touch remained - the perfume, which the makeup artist, for some reason, decided to apply to the high-ranking client as a last resort.
Of course, according to all the laws of the genre, the precious essence of Quelques Fleurs from Houbigant spread like a fragrant yellow spot all over the very skirt of the dress. This was another disaster, which Diana managed to hide only by constantly holding the hem in front of her (as if she was afraid to step on the hem of the outfit). And, fortunately, the girl almost always had a lush cascading bouquet in her hands, which also coped with this task perfectly.
One way or another, the magnificent floral trail from the Quelques Fleurs fragrance followed the prince’s bride throughout the celebration. This perfume was created in Grasse more than 90 years ago, and its composition has not yet been disclosed. What is known is that it is a floral scent - about 15 thousand inflorescences are used to make just one ounce. Moreover, this fragrance will be the first to present several perfume combinations in its bouquet and will be ahead of even the famous Chanel No. 5. The perfume, by the way, is still on sale - but you can buy it in highly specialized stores.
Royal classic from Dior
“She always, always wore perfume,” admitted one of Princess Mary Greenwell’s makeup artists. “It was the final touch that gave her image individuality, chic and uniqueness.” Of course, since Lady Diana became a real princess, her style has undergone significant evolution. The scents also changed, but among them there was one that Charles’s wife treated with special trepidation.
One of her favorites was Diorissimo from Christian Dior. It must be said that the princess had special feelings for this brand - it is no coincidence that the House of Dior even named one of its iconic bags in honor of its famous fan.
Diorissimo has always been a popular scent among royalty. His fans for a long time were Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, as well as Princess Grace of Monaco, for whom Princess Diana had incredible respect. The girl met the wife of Prince Rainier at her first event as the prince’s bride. According to legend, Diana was so worried that she ran into the bathroom from excitement and tears. The princess was then the only one who made an attempt to calm the newly-made princess. When Grace was in a plane crash, Princess Diana immediately asked Elizabeth for permission to go to her funeral on behalf of the entire British royal family.
The main note in the heart of the Diorissimo fragrance is the lily of the valley - one of the talismans of Christian Dior himself and an iconic flower for the French in general. The author of the essence was the famous perfumer Edmond Rudnitska, who decided to diversify the sweet line Dior fragrances the freshness of the morning field. The essence opens with an explosive accord of lily of the valley and ylang-ylang, and notes of amaryllis pulsate in the heart of the fragrance, leaving behind a trail of jasmine.
Celebration of Peace by Nina Ricci
Another “royal” fragrance in Diana’s collection was L’air du Temps from Nina Ricci - one of the favorite essences of Queen Sofia of Spain, as well as Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain. Created in the late 1940s, this perfume was intended to solemnly proclaim the arrival of the long-awaited peace after the devastating Second World War. The composition of the fragrance is a joyful and slightly pungent bouquet of cloves, violets, peach, spices and white cedar, and the bottle cap is decorated with figures of two white doves.
Moreover, in comparison with Diana’s entire perfume collection, L’air du Temps was the most democratic scent. The essence is still sold, and its price rarely exceeds 3,000 rubles.
Oriental charm from Guerlain
Meanwhile, in addition to democratic fragrances, the princess’s collection also included precious representatives of niche perfumery. So, for example, the Mitsouko fragrance from Guerlain was of particular value to Diana. It must be said that the French beauty brand was a frequent guest in a woman’s cosmetic bag, but the aristocrat used Guerlain fragrances in the most exceptional cases.
Mitsouko is the French house's tribute to Japanese culture. The fragrance was created by Jacques Guerlain himself in 1919, when all of Europe was fascinated by the traditions of East Asia. Since then, the composition of the essence has remained almost unchanged. You can still buy it and immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of the 20s - vintage elements are still preserved in the design of the bottle.
Mitsouko means "mystery" in Japanese. When creating the formula, Jacques Guerlain was inspired by the mysterious and selfless female nature. The composition opens with fresh notes of citrus, jasmine, bergamot and rose. In the heart of the scent: lilac, jasmine and ylang-ylang, flowing into a calm accord of cinnamon, oakmoss, spices and amber.
Jewel of white flowers from Hermes
Finally, two years before the tragedy in the Paris tunnel, Princess Diana had a new favorite. According to butler Paul Buttler, the princess used it until her last day. An expensive floral fragrance released by the House of Hermes became a favorite. The perfume was called 24 Faubourg - in honor of the brand's main boutique in Paris.
24 Faubourg ─ is an expensive-sounding, status aroma with a bright, noble trail; in its heart lies a delicate combination of several white flowers, ennobled by the freshness of iris and vetiver. The essence opens with joyful notes of orange, lime and jasmine and lingers on the skin as a seductive orchestra of abra, patchouli, sandalwood and vanilla. However, this is far from the entire pyramid of aroma, but only that part of it that the Hermes perfume house considered it necessary for us to open. To understand what so captivated Princess Diana in 24 Faubourg, it’s best to try it yourself ─ fortunately for us gourmets, the classic essence is still available in the brand’s perfume boutiques.
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Marilyn Monroe:
Floris Rose Geranium
Like millions of other women, Marilyn Monroe was a fan of Chanel No 5 perfume. However, in 2002 it was revealed that she also had a secret love for Floris Rose Geranium. This t eau de toilette was quietly delivered to her at the Beverly Hills Hotel while she was filming Some Like It Hot. In the future, b with aromas of rose, geranium, citronella and sandalwood, British Eau de Toilette was turned into a bath product.
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Jackie Kennedy: 
Joy by Jean Patou
Although Jackie wore many perfumes throughout her life, her favorite was the classic Joy by Jean Patou, known as the most expensive perfume in the world. For a few gramsThis rich floral scent requires more than 10 thousand jasmine flowers and 300 roses. It was a risky business, especially since it all began in 1929 at the beginning of the Great Depression. The aura of super-luxury and prestige worked: Joy by Jean Patou became one of the most successful fragrances of all time and was voted "Scent of the Century" at the Fragrance Foundation's FiFi Awards in 2000.
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Grace Kelly: 
Creed Fleurissimo
When Grace Kelly became HRH Princess Grace of Monaco in 1956, she paraded down the aisle of the Cathédrale Notre-Dame-Immaculée in front of guests including Cary Grant and Ava Gardner, carrying the scent of Creed Fleurissimo. ANDFrom the most respected family fragrance house, this fragrance was specially ordered by Prince Rainier for the bride, so that the trail would be in harmony with the wedding bouquet of flowers that smelled like bergamot, tuberose, Florentine iris and Bulgarian rose.
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Elizabeth Taylor:
Jean Desprez Bal a Versailles
Nowadays, every cover face has their own line of fragrances, but Elizabeth Taylor was a pioneer when she launched her revolutionary perfume empire that included scents White Diamonds, Forever, and Passion. To this day, White Diamonds remains the best-selling fragrance of all time.
But before that, Elizabeth Taylor loved the smell of Jean Desprez Bal à Versailles. This is an oriental scent with notes of rosemary, orange blossom, sandalwood and vanilla, created in 1962. They felt like she was on the set of Cleopatra, and, by the way, she gave Michael Jackson this perfume all her life.
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Natalie Wood:
Jungle Gardenia
A lifelong admirer of the delicate, romantic gardenia flower (even her tombstone has a gardenia on it), Natalie Wood scented herself with Jungle Gardenia, first given to her by Old Hollywood star Barbara Stanwyck in 1946. Known as "the most uh "the world's most exotic fragrance", which contained notes of bitter orange, tuberose and heliotrope, was unsuccessfully reinterpreted in the 90s by Coty, which was a complete failure. But inthis year, Natalie Wood's daughter, Natasha Gregson Wagner, released a modern perfume aroma in honor of her mother and simply named her Natalie.
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Princess Diana:
Quelques Fleursamber
A closer, but no less indelible icon of our time, Princess Diana, walked down the aisle of St. Paul's Cathedral, bathed in the floral scent of Quelques Fleurs. Perfume with notes of tuberose, rose and jasmine. Rumor has it that she accidentally spilled the perfume on her Wedding Dress, trying to choke himself right before leaving the royal carriage. Later in her life, Princess Diana was a fan of the 24 Faubourg by Hermès perfume. This fragrance was created in 1995 by perfumer Maurice Roucel andnamed after the Hermès flagship store in Paris. This one with The sunny aroma contains shades of orange blossom, peach and gardenia.
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Dorothy Dandridge:
Tabu by Dana
The first black woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for Best Actress was Dorothy Dandridge. She wore "Tabu by Dana," a sexy scent supposedly created by perfumer Jean Carls, with the parting note that she "made this scent for a prostitute."
"Taboo - Forbidden Fragrance" includes bergamot, clover, oriental rose, amber, moss, musk, patchouli, sandalwood and vetiver.
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Ava Gardner:
Creed Fleurs de The Rose Bulgare
Reportedly Ava GARDNER was on hand when it came to Creed Fleurs de The Rose Bulgare perfume. This rose scent, but reminiscent of both bergamot and green tea. Secondthe scent that sought the actress's appreciation was Fracas by Robert Piguet. It was a mixture of bergamot, tangerine and the smell of lilac. While she was married to Frank Sinatra, there were rumors that if he left her as a result frequent quarrels, then she will fill the entire staircase with perfume as a chance to bring him back.
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Audrey Hepburn:
GivenchyL"Interdit
A fragrance created especially for Audrey Hepburn, "Givenchy L" Interdit, which means "forbidden" in French, was born in 1957. Rumor has it that Audrey did not want Givenchy to make this fragrance for her, but ultimately, in her 60s, years ago it became available to everyone.
A floral ingredient blended with bergamot, rose, jasmine, iris, violet, narcissus and sandalwood...
And yet, inIn later years, Audrey preferred Creed Spring Flower, another scent created by others just for her.
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TO etrin Hepburn: 
Guerlain Vol de Nuit
A flying enthusiast, Kate Hepburn was a fan of Jacques Guerlain's 1933 scent "Vol de Nuit", which was created as a tribute to Antoine de Saint-Exupery's book "Night Flight".Woody and spicy florals included bergamot, jasmine and vanilla, and the bottle featured a relief of a spinning airplane propeller.
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Rita Hayworth: 
Guerlain Shalimar
Often photographed sprinkling perfume, Rita Hayworth was a fan eastern-eastern aroma of the perfume "Guerlain Shalimar" from 1925. Rumor has it that it was created when Jacques Guerlain combined vanillin, an ingredient from the famous "Fougère Jicky" fragrance, into one bottle and sensual aldehydic floral perfume "Lanvin Arpege", as an experiment...
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Josephine Baker:
Guerlain Sous Le Vent
World famous American in Paris, famous for wearing a skirt made of real bananas, as they are - Josephine Baker loved to rinse herself off in "Guerlain Sous Le Vent", withspecially createdfor her in 1934 by the same Jacques Guerlain. The scent follows the broad trend of the era, in that it smells of oak moss, dried tobacco leaves, basil, tarragon and exotic galbanum from Syria.
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Lauren Bacall: 
DiptyqueL"Ombre Dans L"Eau
A sultry participant in many of the greatest romances in Hollywood history, Lauren Bacall was a fan of the French luxury perfume house "Diptyque Paris". The aroma of the perfume "L" Ombre Dans L "Eau" includes black currant and Bulgarian rose. The aroma of Opone perfume is woody saffron, cumin, leather and smell d However, like many stars of the era, including Olivia de Havilland, Mary Pickford and Gloria Swanson, this British actress was a documented devotee of Joy by Jean Patou.
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Angelina Jolie:
Hist Oires de Parfums
We were told that Hist Oires de Parfums is Angelina Jolie's favorite scent. We took a sniff and it became clear why. The aroma has a subtle chocolate flavor. The smell of coffee and musk, and it all somehow works together., to create an intense and intoxicating scent that only those who feel as bad as Jolie can appreciate today.
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Stylinhippin:
Coco Chanel Mademoiselle
We couldn't miss this opportunity to tell you about
that our ladies’ favorite scent is “Coco Chanel Mademoisell”.
In this regard, our entire image is contained in the image
given to us by Marilyn Monroe herself.
And connected with her tastes, styles and desires during life.
Classic perfumes are the best thing that can happen to your perfume wardrobe. At least because it will be a fragrance that has stood the test of time, and also, as in our case, by legendary girls.
Did you know that Marilyn Monroe did not go to bed until she had adorned her body with a few drops of Chanel No. 5? And what about the fact that Princess Diana, who was picky about her choice of perfume, called Hermès 24 Faubourg the best of the best? In this material, we have collected fragrances that style and beauty icons were crazy about - from Grace Kelly to Jane Birkin.
Grace Kelly - Creed Fleurissimo
Fleurissimo by Creed is a truly unique fragrance, created by the perfume house on the occasion of the wedding of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly on April 19, 1956 in Monaco. Refined and luxurious, Princess Grace aroused constant admiration among both admirers of her talent and her subjects. In the composition Fleurissimo, perfumer James Henry Creed combined notes of bargamot, iris, rose, violet, Mexican tuberose and amber.
Audrey Hepburn - Givenchy L’Interdit
Givenchy's L'Interdit fragrance, created in 1957 by French perfumer Francis Fabron, was the favorite “toy” of the delightful Audrey Hepburn. The fact that she chose the Givenchy creation does not seem surprising - the friendship between fashion designer Hubert Givenchy and Audrey began on the set of the film Sabrina (1954) and continued until the actress’s death. The strength of L'Interdit is in the spontaneity inherent in both Hepburn herself and almost all of her heroines: notes of mandarin, peach and strawberry are responsible for this, which are combined here with violet, narcissus, orris root, lily of the valley and rose, and seasoned with the tartness of amber and musk and tonka beans.
Princess Diana - Hermès 24 Faubourg
The name of the 24 Faubourg fragrance from Hermès, created in 1995, indicates the address of the main boutique of the fashion house, and the laconic bottle contains a fragrance whose composition is based on an unusual combination of bright floral notes with the dry sound of patchouli. By adding the earthy accord of vetiver, the woody freshness of iris and impeccable white flowers, perfumer Maurice Rossel created a scent worthy of a real princess. And, in fact, it became one of Diana Spencer's favorite scents.
Jacqueline Kennedy - Jean Patou Joy
It is known that Jackie Kennedy was no less attentive to the choice of fragrance than to the choice of wardrobe. Few people have passed the “strength test,” but Joy from Jean Patou did it better than anyone else. Perfume composition The fragrance, created in 1930 by Henri Almeras, combines notes of tuberose, ylang-ylang, Bulgarian and May roses, jasmine, sandalwood and musk. And the first lady was sure that Joy was the only scent that suited both discreet cocktail dresses, jackets and hats, and more relaxed trouser suits.
Elizabeth Taylor - Jean Desprez Bal a Versailles
Of course, one of the star roles of the “Queen of Hollywood” Elizabeth Taylor is the role of Cleopatra in the film of the same name by Joseph Leo Mankiewicz. The oriental, despite the name, Bal a Versailles fragrance from Jean Desprez, released in 1962, perfectly matches the image. The composition is based on a play on contrasts, but not obvious, but rather veiled. Thus, top notes of rosemary, orange blossom, black currant and lemon reveal heart notes of sandalwood, lilac, lily of the valley and leather, framed by Toulan balsam, vanilla, white cedar and resins.
Jane Birkin - Miller Harris L'Air De Rien
The Anglo-French actress and singer Jane Birkin is the personification of “French chic” with its naturalness, lightness and carelessness on the verge of chic. According to legend, L'Air De Rien by Miller Harris was created after Birkin asked for a "scent she could stand." And since Jane’s main passion has always been old books and the smell of library shelves, the composition mixed neroli, patchouli, oakmoss, amber, musk and vanilla.
Sophia Loren - Emanuel Ungaro Diva
The name of the Diva fragrance by Emanuel Ungaro, created in 1983 by the legendary perfumer Jacques Polge, speaks for itself. And in this sense, the choice of Italian film star Sofia Loren seems not only understandable, but the only correct one. The main advantage of the perfume is its complex composition, which unfolds throughout the day, so that with every passing hour you can hear something new in it. Top notes: coriander, mandarin, Indian tuberose, cardamom. Heart notes: carnation, Turkish rose, narcissus and Egyptian jasmine. Base notes: honey, iris, sandalwood, vanilla, moss, vetiver.
Marilyn Monroe - Chanel No. 5
Created in 1921, Chanel No. 5 remains one of the most popular fragrances in the Chanel perfume line. Research by the fashion house has shown that every 55 seconds one bottle of this perfume is sold around the world. It is interesting that the author of the composition was Ernest Eduardovich Bo, the court perfumer of the Romanov family, who, after meeting Gabrielle Chanel, created the fragrance Chanel No. 5 - complex, unique and one that “smells like a woman.”
The secret, as it turned out later, was aldehydes combined with notes of bergamot, lemon, lily of the valley, rose, jasmine, civet, patchouli, sandalwood, vanilla and oakmoss. One of the most famous fans of Chanel No. 5 was Marilyn Monroe, who claimed that every day she went to bed wearing this perfume - and nothing else.
In 1956, Grace Kelly received a wedding gift from her husband, Prince Rainier of Monaco, a bottle of Fleurissimo perfume from Creed. This is a subtle, translucent scent - very elegant and calm. The main note in it is bergamot: it is mixed with violet, iris, tuberose and tart ambergris.
KATE MIDDLETON – ILLUMINUM, WHITE GARDENIA PETALS
The British perfume house created a fragrance with a leading note of gardenia. It is echoed by jasmine, black currant leaf, amber and ylang-ylang. The aroma turned out to be very clean, airy - at the same time with a light creamy sound.
PRINCESS DIANA – HOUBIGANT PARIS, QUELQUES FLEURS
Marie Antoinette's favorite scent. A bouquet of freshly cut white flowers in a bottle. Here you can hear lily of the valley (but very soft, without the sharpness characteristic of it in perfumery), feminine jasmine, rose, violet. And all this with a pinch of vanilla, a drop of honey and grated zest - like candied fruits and petals. Not light and serene, but aristocratic - but not suffocating.
QUEEN ELIZABETH II – FLORIS, WHITE ROSE
A fragrance with a long history - the first bottle was released in 1800. Queen Elizabeth still uses it today. This is truly the essence of an English rose: the aroma is powdery, sweetish-floral, interspersed with violet, iris, cloves and resinous amber.
MEGHAN MARKLE — JO MALONE, WOOD SAGE&SEA SALT
For the wedding, Megan chose a custom scent from Floris, but in Everyday life she loves the famous Wood Sage&Sea Salt from Jo Malone. It's woody, with cool notes of salt and sea and a hint of citrus.
Based on material from ELLE.RU
