Launched in 2002, Vera Wang Eau de Parfum is the namesake fragrance of the iconic bridal designer, created to capture the elegance, femininity, and romance of a wedding day. Designed by perfumers Jean-Claude Delville and Harry Fremont, the fragrance is a floral symphony with a refined softness and luminous grace. It embodies timeless sophistication, making it a cherished signature scent for brides and fragrance enthusiasts alike. Its classic floral profile offers versatility for day-to-evening wear, lending a touch of romantic allure to any occasion. The fragrance opens with an ethereal blend of calla lily, mandarin blossom, and Bulgarian rose. These top notes offer a gentle and elegant introduction, with the calla lily lending a clean, green floralcy, the mandarin blossom providing a hint of citrus brightness, and the Bulgarian rose infusing the composition with a subtle, romantic depth. At the heart of the fragrance lies a luxurious bouquet of gardenia, lotus, and white stephanotis. This trio forms the essence of the scent — creamy, slightly aquatic, and delicately sweet. The gardenia brings a velvety, narcotic floral character, while the lotus adds a dewy, serene softness, and the stephanotis evokes bridal florals with its slightly spicy, exotic sweetness. The base is soft and understated, composed of sheer musk, white woods, and floral nectar. These notes provide a warm, skin-like finish that lingers gracefully. The musk is clean and sensual, the white woods add structure without heaviness, and the floral nectar leaves a subtly sweet trail that enhances the overall delicacy of the scent. Fragrance NotesTop notes: Calla Lily, Mandarin Blossom, Bulgarian RoseHeart notes: Gardenia, Lotus, White StephanotisBase notes: Sheer Musk, White Woods, Floral Nectar
