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Eau de parfum
Venetian Master Perfumer / Lorenzo Dante Ferro Amapola
Gender:
Female
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
Fragrance Character
Amapola is a women's eau de parfum by Venetian Master Perfumer / Lorenzo Dante Ferro, built around an expressive white-floral accord.
It is a fragrance for those who enjoy noticeable compositions with gentle sensuality, a rich character and a beautiful floral trail.
Its mood combines elegance, romance and a touch of Italian theatricality.
The name Amapola evokes the image of a flower, yet the composition unfolds not through a single dominant note but as a voluminous bouquet.
There is no information about the release year, collection or other concentrations, so it is best regarded as an independent brand release.
Its perfume story is rooted in the house's signature approach, where the creator's name becomes an important part of each composition's identity.
Structure and Development
White flowers are at the heart of the fragrance, with jasmine and tuberose standing out most clearly.
They create a dense, creamy and distinctly feminine impression, while lily of the valley and orange blossom add a luminous freshness to the bouquet.
Honeysuckle softens the composition with a honeyed nuance, while musk forms a clean, warm foundation.
Since the notes are not divided into top, middle and base accords, it is impossible to describe the development in a strictly defined sequence.
Nevertheless, Amapola's overall impression is that of a cohesive floral bouquet: fresh white-floral nuances gradually give way to a richer, warmer and more sensual musky veil.
Sillage and Wearability
Amapola is described as having very strong sillage, making it suitable for those who want to leave a noticeable impression.
It is especially fitting for evenings, formal occasions, dates and cool weather, when the white-floral composition sounds deeper and more expressive.
On a hot day, the perfume should be used sparingly so that the intensity of the tuberose and jasmine remains elegant.
No precise recommendations are given for the number of sprays on skin or clothing.
A practical approach is to start with a small amount on the skin and assess the intensity after a few minutes; with such strong sillage, that may be enough.
Applying it to fabric will intensify the long-lasting floral-musky cloud, so it is best to test the material's reaction on an inconspicuous area first.
The Perfumer and the Brand's Style
The composition was created by Lorenzo Dante Ferro. His name is included in the name of the perfume house, emphasizing the project's personal character.
In Amapola, this is expressed through the focus on an alluring bouquet of white flowers: the fragrance does not try to be neutral or inconspicuous, but offers a distinctive, emotional image.
In terms of style, Amapola may appeal to admirers of classic floral compositions with a rich, full-bodied character.
Those interested in exploring a similar mood may want to consider Cerruti 1881 Pour Femme, as well as Cacharel Anais Anais and Carolina Herrera Carolina Herrera.
At the same time, Amapola stands out through its combination of several white-floral nuances with an exceptionally strong musky trail.
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