Versace Dylan Blue pour Femme Eau de Parfum

The emblem of the house of Versace is the engraved face of Medusa, this mythological creature cursed and condemned to petrify with a single glance anyone who crosses his. For its women's version of Dylan Blue, its new fragrance, Versace picks it directly, on the bottle of this feminine elixir.

The shape of the bottle calls out to us: it is clearly an amphora. On its side, or at the top of its cabochon, is engraved the emblem of the house, as if to signify that this water has magical properties shared with the mythological creature.

Thus, the woman who wears Dylan Blue would be a Medusa, a seductive and petrifying woman, literally bewitching, whose simple glance is enough to destroy life? Unless, on the contrary, Dylan Blue is an elixir that can lift the curse, a real depreciating serum, used as anointing oil to bring back heat to the body...? Because the heat does not leave this bouquet which paradoxically opens with refreshing and surprising blackcurrant and apple sorbet. Wild flowers add to this electrifying touch. But in the base notes, warmer, more bewitching, the heart of patchouli and styrax marry the white woods. The whole offers a paradoxical olfactory sensation, oscillating between freshness and warmth, like a kiss that first makes us shiver before making us blush, flooding our soul with an avid and insatiable burn.

As if to remind us that bodies cannot remain untouched, Versace offers a water of seduction that lifts any curse.