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The Dreamer
A cigar box, opened, then juniper berries. Versace The Dreamer has a sense of occasion.
How it moves
You meet lavender, juniper berries, mandarin orange and sage at the door. Tobacco, iris, lily and osmanthus are where it actually lives. What is left hours later is amber, cedar, Tonka Bean, musk and vetiver, and that is the part people follow you for.
Who made it
Jean-Pierre Bethouart composed it in 1996, for Versace in Italy. A cult nineties masculine built on tobacco, lavender and juniper, long remembered for its strange, poetic drydown.
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- Who made Versace The Dreamer?
- It was composed by Jean-Pierre Bethouart, released in 1996 for Versace.