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Signorina by Salvatore Ferragamo (2011) is a sweet floral-fruity Eau de Parfum for women by Juliette Karagueuzoglou and Sophie Labbe. Red currant and pink pepper open into peony, jasmine and rose, melting into panna cotta, musk and patchouli. Chic, playful and romantic.
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Signorina is Italian romance in a bottle — red currant and pink pepper sparkle at the opening, then peony, jasmine and rose bloom into a fresh, girlish floral heart. The panna cotta base is creamy and sweet, like dessert after a perfect date. Light, happy and endlessly wearable, it is a favourite for Indian days, dates and gifting. Very beginner-friendly.
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