Maison Margiela Replica Lazy Sunday Morning Eau de Toilette, 3.4 oz

In the beginning, there is one color: white - luminous, virginal, immaculate. My whole challenge was how to olfactorily transcribe the sensations of a color? Louise perfumer-creator at Givaudan stayed in a hotel in Florence and felt this infinite whiteness, windows open, with a view of the Boboli gardens. She wanted to interpret the consistency of this color combined with a light material which comes to rest on the skin, bringing a luminous freshness, that of an enveloping white floral, bringing well-being and serenity.

With "Lazy Sunday Morning", time no longer counts, only memories and sensations matter. perfume-material, a musky floral, with its lily of the valley accord and this patchouli refined down to the frame, to blend into this whiteness. A festival of white and creamy musks, enhanced by aldehydes which reinforce this sensation of freshly washed linen. dried by a bright sun In the beginning, there is one color: white - luminous, virginal, immaculate. My whole challenge was how to olfactorily transcribe the sensations of a color? 

Louise perfumer-creator at Givaudan stayed in a hotel in Florence and felt this infinite whiteness, windows open, with a view of the Boboli gardens. She wanted to interpret the consistency of this color combined with a light material which comes to rest on the skin, bringing a luminous freshness, that of an enveloping white floral, bringing well-being and serenity. With "Lazy Sunday Morning", time no longer counts, only memories and sensations matter. perfume-material, a musky floral, with its lily of the valley accord and this patchouli refined down to the frame, to blend into this whiteness. A festival of white and creamy musks, enhanced by aldehydes which reinforce this sensation of freshly washed linen dried by a bright sun.

• Replica Lazy Sunday Morning - Eau de Toilette 3.4 fl oz

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