Dries Van NotenBitter Splash Eau De Parfum, 100 mL
$330
sku232410050
Get it in 2-3 business days.
Free 3-5 day shipping also available at checkout on qualifying orders over $300.
QTY: 1
Limited quantity: Free beauty sample bundle with $150 beauty purchase. Details
Dries Van Noten Bitter Splash Eau De Parfum, 100 mL
What it is:
An invitation to escape, Bitter Splash charts a journey of exotic exploration. Cool, juicy pomelo and warm vegetal leather emerge as a sophisticated duality of freshness and sensuality. A sumptuous voyage into Dries Van Noten’s love for orientalism, where additional notes of powdery iris and vetiver enhance this chic evocation of texture and light.
Fragrance & notes:
Top Notes: Grapefruit & Cypress
Heart Notes: Orris accord, Carrot seeds accord & Geranium
Bottom Note: Leather accord, Vetiver & Cedarwood
Scent inspiration:
A bitter, tasty grapefruit contrasted with the natural sensuality of leather aged by time. In this impossible combination headlined by juicy and fresh citrus, sophisticated, powdery iris unites the two extremes. An overall impression of warm and cold, light and dark.
“I chose to explore a paradoxical yet balanced play of light and texture – the sparkling radiance of grapefruit veiled in the matte softness of leather.” –Suzy Le Helley
3.4 oz. / 100 mL
90% naturally-derived ingredients
Ingredients:
Alcohol denat., aqua (water), parfum (fragrance), limonene, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, alpha-isomethyl ionone, citronellol, linalool, geraniol, citral, evernia prunastri (oakmoss) extract. Alcohol of vegetal origin 80%
*Please Note: This ingredient list is subject to change. Please refer to the product packaging for the most up-to-date ingredient list.
What it is:
An invitation to escape, Bitter Splash charts a journey of exotic exploration. Cool, juicy pomelo and warm vegetal leather emerge as a sophisticated duality of freshness and sensuality. A sumptuous voyage into Dries Van Noten’s love for orientalism, where additional notes of powdery iris and vetiver enhance this chic evocation of texture and light.
Fragrance & notes:
Top Notes: Grapefruit & Cypress
Heart Notes: Orris accord, Carrot seeds accord & Geranium
Bottom Note: Leather accord, Vetiver & Cedarwood
Scent inspiration:
A bitter, tasty grapefruit contrasted with the natural sensuality of leather aged by time. In this impossible combination headlined by juicy and fresh citrus, sophisticated, powdery iris unites the two extremes. An overall impression of warm and cold, light and dark.
“I chose to explore a paradoxical yet balanced play of light and texture – the sparkling radiance of grapefruit veiled in the matte softness of leather.” –Suzy Le Helley
3.4 oz. / 100 mL
90% naturally-derived ingredients
Ingredients:
Alcohol denat., aqua (water), parfum (fragrance), limonene, butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane, alpha-isomethyl ionone, citronellol, linalool, geraniol, citral, evernia prunastri (oakmoss) extract. Alcohol of vegetal origin 80%
*Please Note: This ingredient list is subject to change. Please refer to the product packaging for the most up-to-date ingredient list.
Online Inquiries: NMS21_C67HA
Store Inquiries: #401248560842
About Dries Van Noten:
Dries Van Noten is considered as much an artist as fashion designer. His signature use of prints, color, and ethnic influences temper eccentricity with a keen sense of refinement. In 2008, Van Noten was honored in New York with the CFDA International Designer of the Year Award. His collections first received their dedicated areas at Bergdorf Goodman in September 2010. Now, Julian Klausner continues his legacy, bridging the gap between the traditional and the avant-garde.
Dries Van Noten is considered as much an artist as fashion designer. His signature use of prints, color, and ethnic influences temper eccentricity with a keen sense of refinement. In 2008, Van Noten was honored in New York with the CFDA International Designer of the Year Award. His collections first received their dedicated areas at Bergdorf Goodman in September 2010. Now, Julian Klausner continues his legacy, bridging the gap between the traditional and the avant-garde.