Frequently Asked Questions about Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta
What does Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta smell like?
Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta features top notes of Bergamot and Black Currant, middle notes of Fig Leaf and Orange Blossom, and base notes of Olive Tree and Tonka Bean.
Who created Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta?
Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta was created by Amandine Clerc-Marie and Annick Menardo.
When was Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta released?
Illusione for Her by Bottega Veneta was released in 2019.
Illusione for Her, from Bottega Veneta was released in 2019. The perfumer behind this creation is Amandine Clerc-Marie and Annick Menardo. It has the top notes of Bergamot and Black Currant, middle notes of Fig Leaf and Orange Blossom, and base notes of Olive Tree and Tonka Bean.
It's rare that I venture into 'Ladies designer' stuff much anymore, but when I do I feel slightly confused by the various versions of seemingly the same scent (I didn't realise the other Illusione was for men.) Flankers seem to be more confusing on the ladies side. Nevertheless I staggered into the ladies section and this seemed to invite me. The figgy opening is luscious and ever so slightly green, but it's no Philosykos, neither is it a throwaway fig, but it leans more towards that. It's a very nice smell but not awe inspiring it has to be said. This is a fantastic brand with a real heritage for considered releases and not just banging them out for the sake of it, or endless flankers. I'd say this is a soft, fruity, musk with a kind of indistinct warmth in the base well all dried down. It has that italian cologne chic, a coastal feeling maybe reminding me of Fico di Amalfi.
It's rare that I venture into 'Ladies designer' stuff much anymore, but when I do I feel slightly confused by the various versions of seemingly the same scent (I didn't realise the other Illusione was for men.) Flankers seem to be more confusing on the ladies side. Nevertheless I staggered into the ladies section and this seemed to invite me. The figgy opening is luscious and ever so slightly green, but it's no Philosykos, neither is it a throwaway fig, but it leans more towards that. It's a very nice smell but not awe inspiring it has to be said. This is a fantastic brand with a real heritage for considered releases and not just banging them out for the sake of it, or endless flankers. I'd say this is a soft, fruity, musk with a kind of indistinct warmth in the base well all dried down. It has that italian cologne chic, a coastal feeling maybe reminding me of Fico di Amalfi.