Review of La Fille de Berlin Eau de Parfum by RINA

La Fille de Berlin Eau de Parfum

La Fille de Berlin Eau de Parfum

Serge Lutens (2012)

85 /100
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Review by RINAVisionary
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85 /100
5 SPRAYS (8h)
Vibes:Floral (90%) Woody (60%) Gourmand (17%)
Occasions:🍸 Bar & Dinner
Seasons:🍂 fall
Gender: female
Value:Fair Value

The fragrance begins with a cool tone, reminiscent of a "steel rose," where the refreshing scent of geranium blends with rose, creating a somewhat metallic sheen. A distinctive feature is the accent of honey. While honey usually provides warmth, here, its blend with patchouli and smoky nuances accentuates a refined coolness. This mysterious temperature—sweet yet unapproachable—evokes the image of a "Berlin girl" who proudly embraces solitude in the city, blossoming mysteriously. Towards the end, patchouli sharply outlines the rose's contours, suggesting a dignified strength, like a woman's "thorn." Uncompromising. Unwavering. A noble and mysterious rose fragrance, like a quiet, yet passionately burning flower on the snow. What's particularly noteworthy is how the metallic texture of the geranium makes the rose's 'red' appear sharp, like a 'sword' piercing a snowfield! Furthermore, the richness of the honey doesn't serve as sweetness, but rather as a shadow that deepens the 'stillness of the night.' Enjoying the fragrance along with its story allows for a deeper appreciation. This is Lutens' unique aesthetic!

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