Éclat d'Arpège (2003)
by Lanvin

I agree with Tovah in that Eclat d Arpege is along the lines of Scent of Peace and Light Blue... but the first association I made was Bvlgari's Omnia Crystalline. A transparent blend of flowers, wood and musk ~ light and refreshing. I adore Arpege, and this version comes accross very youthful and modern ~ extremely wearable!

Every woman should invest in this beautifully transparent, yet sensual, fragrance. This is what a sexy, sophisticated, young woman should be wearing during the day. This and Annick Goutal's Songes are my two favorite scents to smell on a woman. Nuff said.

I love this scent....first time smelling this on a woman i was enamored.....subtle yet overwhelmingly sensual.....enjoyed it so much that I had to buy a bottle for myself and now wear it with pride.....mind you i am a heterosexual male. The odd thing is that it gets great responses from females and not just males(as you would think would be the intent of the fragrance). I love the cedar and amber musk with floral notes that dominate this frgarance after the initial citrus, airy blast....

The best female scent ever made. I've recommended this scent to every girl I know.

Very nice perfume, I had to buy this one. it is a Floral - Fruity type of scent.
It is one of my husband’s favorite women’s perfumes.
It smells a lot like Versace metal jeans for women so if you like one of them you will like the other, although the Versace one has a stronger scent.
My mom loves this perfume and I’m going to get it for her as a gift.

Very light, delicately floral. The opening green is quite light in projection -- I really don’t get much out of the opening except those delicately sheer florals and greens with a slight citrus tinge. The middle, like the top is very light in delivery, but it shows more presence to me. The green tea is quite sure and clean—very pleasant. I can identify the peony note clearly, and I think I can identify the peach blossom note. The strange thing is that I never find the lilac in the mix. These notes are refined and proportioned and their translucency is quite captivating. The base, like the top and the heart, is also an exercise in discretion: it presents a well-balanced amber and musk to my nose—a bit more musk than amber, but quite sweet. I get only a background shadow of cedar. The base is my favorite part of the fragrance -- so gently, sweetly warm, it is really quite impressive. Éclat d’Arpège is a beautifully transparent, delicately feminine presentation. It is excellently put together, and, although I don’t find any single accord or note in it that grabs me, I can admire it for its refinement and translucence. I’m voting a confident thumbs’ up for this fine feminine beauty. Very good longevity.