A Summer Fragrance Wardrobe for Every Mood from Vanesa
VMPL
New Delhi [India], July 1: As temperatures rise and wardrobes transition to lighter fabrics and brighter moods, fragrance becomes an essential part of personal style. Vanesa's Eau De Parfum collection for women--Dream, Desire and Fantasy offer long-lasting fragrances designed to complement every summer moment, from daytime outings to evening celebrations.
Reflecting the growing trend of fragrance wardrobes, the collection presents three distinct scent personalities. Vanesa Dream is a fresh floral-fruity fragrance with notes of Sicilia Lemon Oil, Apple Cider, White Rose and Jasmine, making it ideal for daytime wear, vacations and brunches. Vanesa Desire, the collection's statement fragrance, combines Jasmine, Pineapple, Saffron and Amberwood with warm woody notes, creating a sophisticated scent suited for weddings, celebrations and evening occasions. Vanesa Fantasy balances fruity freshness with gourmand undertones through notes of Raspberry, Blackberry, Violet, Jasmine and Vanilla, making it a versatile choice for office wear and casual social gatherings.
Available in a 100ml Eau De Parfum format, the collection delivers lasting performance while offering consumers a fragrance for every mood and occasion.
Price: INR 475/- per bottle
Availability: Available at leading retail stores and online platforms across India.
About Vanesa: Promoted by Kiara Advani, Vanesa celebrates fragrance as a form of self-expression. Designed for those who move through life with confidence and intention, blending contemporary sophistication with everyday accessibility, the brand's portfolio spans perfumes, body mists, deodorants, and underarm care--each designed to inspire confidence, elevate self-expression, and leave a lasting impression, whatever the mood, occasion, or season.
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