Irene Neuwirth for Barney's New York
Barney's New York (2014)

Begins as a watery floral. The neroli is distant at first. There is kind of an ocean breeze feeling which isn't too strong or noxious. There is nothing sugary about the flowers in the middle. They have a fresh, garden bloom feel. Orange blossom and jasmine wave back and forth in an imaginary breeze, taking turns revealing their aromas. The ocean breeze feeling dissipates, in the mean time. Rose, is in the distance, sitting closer to the skin.

A greenish coconut comes forward. It borders on being milky... It begins to take on a suntan oil accord, with vanilla and musk as additions to the mix. From beach to garden, to beach, again - I'm not surprised, with the notes listed. I just didn't expect such a smooth, transitional fragrance. Nicely done!