Tatiana by Diane von Fürstenberg: launched in 1974. The fragrance was named after her daughter and produced by the perfumers at Roure.
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a rich floral fragrance for women. Floral: combines heart notes of precious woods with a heady floral bouquet of gardenia and tuberose accented with delicate nuances of hyacinth. It starts with a flowery top, followed by a jasmine stressed heart, resting on a subdued powdery, floral base. Tatiana is very strong and lasting, and has powerful diffusion probably too much of it for those users who do not like to project.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? It is classified as a rich floral fragrance for women. Floral: combines heart notes of precious woods with a heady floral bouquet of gardenia and tuberose accented with delicate nuances of hyacinth. It starts with a flowery top, followed by a jasmine stressed heart, resting on a subdued powdery, floral base. Tatiana is very strong and lasting, and has powerful diffusion probably too much of it for those users who do not like to project.
- Top notes: bergamot, lilac, hyacinth, rosewood, green note, orange blossom
- Middle notes: ylang ylang, lily of the valley, jonquil, honeysuckle, gardenia, jasmine, narcissus, rose and tuberose
- Base notes: amber, musk, civet and sandalwood
Diane Von Furstenberg stated in 1974 that she wanted the perfume to smell like "fresh cut flowers after a rain that I remember from childhood."
Bottles:
The bottle was designed by sculptor Serge Mansau in 1980. The bottles were produced in France by Pochet et du Courval.
Fate of the Fragrance:
Reformulated with modern ingredients, re-packaged and re-launched in 1994. Discontinued around 2001.
- Top notes: bergamot, hyacinth, orange blossom
- Middle notes: gardenia, jasmine, narcissus, rose, tuberose
- Base notes: amber, musk, sandalwood
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