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Éclat de Fleurs is the 2015 flanker of Éclat d'Arpège, created by Anne Flipo and Nicolas Beaulieu. A lighter, fruitier floral built around pear, freesia and jasmine over white musk and sandalwood, released as an Eau de Parfum for women.
If Éclat d'Arpège is a spring garden, Éclat de Fleurs is that garden at golden hour with a fruit bowl nearby — juicy pear up top, then freesia, jasmine and rose arranged like fresh-cut flowers on a table. The drydown is soft white musk and sandalwood, never screechy or soapy. This is the lighter, younger sister of the original: ideal for college days, brunch dates and humid Indian afternoons when you want to smell clean and cheerful. Extremely beginner-friendly — a safe first designer floral.
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