Yves Saint Laurent Velours - Flamboyant Rose Eau de Parfum
Yves Saint Laurent
$330.00
Product Insights & Style Tips
Velours Flamboyant Rose from Yves Saint Laurent is velvet made audible in scent. A lush scarlet rose energy runs through the fragrance, a language of sensuality and romance that feels both lush and modern. The Damascena Rose, gathered at dawn and refined through a high tech process, reads greener and fresher than classic rose with a transparency that stays current. A bright opening of white tea accord and pink pepper gives it sparkle before the heart settles into rose, jasmine, and orris. The base of vetiver, patchouli, and musk grounds the aroma. The bottle mirrors the mood—architectural, angled glass with a black cap and grain de poudre label whispering the YSL spirit.
On skin, it unfolds with refined brightness and plush warmth. It moves from crisp morning freshness to a more romantic aura as the day wears on, making it versatile from day to night. The scent sits near the skin yet leaves a memorable trace, ideal for a city luxe moment or a quiet evening out. The bottle is a wearable sculpture—black cap, textured label, and sleek glass that echo Yves Saint Laurent couture without shouting.
Notes: white tea, pink pepper; rose, jasmine, orris; vetiver, patchouli, musk. Velours speaks to a modern romantic with refined, confident, and a touch daring style.
Materials / Fabrication
- Velours Flamboyant Rose fragrance
- Style: Floral
- Mood: Romantic
- Top notes: white tea accord, pink pepper
- Middle notes: rose, jasmine, orris
- Base notes: vetiver, patchouli, musk
- Brand: Yves Saint Laurent
- Made in France
- Bottle design: angled cut glass, black cap, grain de poudre textured label
Recommended Care
- Store in a cool, dark place away from direct sunlight and heat.
- Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use to preserve the scent.
- Apply to pulse points and avoid spraying on face or eyes.
- Avoid exposing the bottle to heat or high temperatures, including cars in sun.
- Keep out of reach of children.
