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Eau de parfum
Estée Lauder Estée
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Identity and Release History
The fragrance Estée Lauder Estée, released in 1968, became the first perfume named after the brand's founder herself, Josephine Esther Mentzer, known as Estée Lauder.
This release embodies the elegance and femininity that have become the hallmark of Estée Lauder, a brand whose history is inextricably linked to the spirit of its creator and is a living American legend in the world of perfumery.
Positioning and Wearability
This women's fragrance in the concentration of Eau de Parfum has a medium sillage, making it ideal for daily use, from office meetings to romantic dates.
Its balanced character allows it to be worn year-round, but it particularly shines in cool weather, emphasizing its warm and sensual nature.
If you liked Estée, you might consider similar fragrances such as Novaya Zarya Kuznetsky Most, Estée Lauder White Linen, and Ulric de Varens Isa, which also combine classic elegance with modern notes.
Creators and Influence
Created by the talented perfumer Bernard Chant, Estée reflects his mastery in combining complex accords, which helped the fragrance become iconic in the brand's lineup.
Chant's work on this perfume strengthened Estée Lauder's reputation as a house capable of creating timeless compositions that remain relevant for decades.
This release had a significant influence on the perception of the brand, emphasizing its commitment to quality and female empowerment, which continues to inspire fans worldwide.
For more information, you can visit the brand's official website.
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