Derek Lam

Love Deluxe Perfume Eau De Parfum - For Women

Whispering rather than announcing itself, Silent St Perfume keeps a low profile by design, built for someone who prefers not to be the loudest person in the room. White musk and aldehydes introduce a clean, soft top note, understated from the very first spray. Jasmine petals and soft florals carry the heart into delicate, powdery territory, gentle in a way that never asks for attention. Sandalwood and white woods leave the foundation in warm, understated depth, the kind of finish that stays close rather than projecting outward. It rewards anyone standing near enough to actually notice it. Silent St Perfume, a floral Eau de Parfum, is built for daytime elegance and spring afternoons. Reach for Silent St Perfume again and again without ever tiring of it.

Launched by the design house of Derek Lam in the year 2015. This floral fruity fragrance has a blend of apple and honeyscukle. It is recommended for casual use.

The name doesn't leave much room for interpretation at all, and Give Me The Night Perfume delivers exactly what it promises from the start. Sparkling bergamot, freesia, and green violet leaves spark a bright, green top note. Jasmine sambac and peppery sweet amber weave a warm, spiced floral heart that carries real conviction. Beneath it all, powdery moss, sandalwood, and musk bring soft, grounded depth that carries genuine conviction well into the night. A peppery sweet amber runs through the heart and is what really earns the name, giving the composition real heat once evening actually arrives. Warm, peppery and thoroughly self-possessed once the light goes low. As a floral amber Eau de Parfum, Give Me The Night Perfume finds its natural home in soft, feminine daytime occasions. Give Me The Night Perfume earns its place in regular rotation.

Contemplative rather than loud, Rain Day Perfume keeps its structure deliberately spare, refusing to add complexity simply for its own sake. Neroli and vetiver introduce a clean, slightly bitter green top note, restrained in a way that immediately sets a quieter mood. Patchouli and jasmine petals carry the heart into soft, earthy floral territory, understated but never quite flat. Amber and musk close the foundation in warm, understated depth, the kind of finish that asks for attention rather than demanding it. It rewards patience, offering more to notice the longer someone actually sits with it in a quiet room. Six notes, arranged with real care and no wasted movement. As a woody floral Eau de Parfum, Rain Day Perfume finds its natural home in versatile day to evening wear. Rain Day Perfume holds up to genuinely regular wear.

Something about A Hold On Me Perfume feels deliberately intimate throughout, close rather than distant in every stage of wear. Tiger lily and pimento berry announce an unusual, spiced floral top note that immediately signals something deeply personal is coming. Gardenia and jasmine deepen the core into rich, white floral territory that stays close and personal. The final word belongs to musk and amber, bringing warm, skin close depth. The pimento berry note up top is a genuinely unusual pairing with tiger lily, giving the opening a small jolt of spice that keeps this from reading as just another straightforward white floral off a crowded shelf. A Hold On Me Perfume suits romantic daytime wear best, exactly what a floral amber Eau de Parfum should do. There's real staying power behind A Hold On Me Perfume.

Top notes rarely include masala chai, yet Derek Lam works it into Blackout Perfume anyway and it behaves exactly as promised, osmanthus, blackcurrant, bergamot and pear joining it for a spiced, fruited character warm rather than bright. Jasmine, magnolia, rose, hints of leather and cedarwoods make up a heart where flowers and hide sit in the same space. Amber, milk, cedarwoods, leather and musk leave it soft, creamy and dark. The milk note is what makes the foundation unusual, blurring the leather into something almost velvety rather than sharp, and giving the whole composition a quality closer to atmosphere than to scent. Woody oriental through and through, Blackout Perfume is an Eau de Parfum that suits grounded, everyday occasions. It's the sort of scent Blackout Perfume was built to be.

Launched by the design house of Derek Lam. This floral fragrance has a blend of white mimosa and orris notes. It is recommended for daily use with long lasting fragrance.

Restraint marks a rare choice for a dessert leaning fragrance, but Derek Lam commits fully in 2Am Kiss Perfume, caramel, amber and wood making up the entire formula, three components and nothing more, caramel standing alone at the top, warm and buttery, sweet without any fruit or citrus to lighten it. Amber holds the core by itself, resinous and glowing, deepening the caramel rather than changing direction. Woody notes resolve dry and quiet, sitting very close to the skin. Most fragrances at this price would have added a citrus opening for reassurance. There is no progression to follow here and no reveal waiting, only a single warm idea held steady for hours, which is a distinctly unusual approach in a market that prizes complexity. 2Am Kiss Perfume is a gourmand Eau de Parfum, best suited to evenings spent in and evenings spent out. That balance is exactly what makes 2Am Kiss Perfume work.