Derek Lam 10 Crosby
Hi-Fi
for women · Launched 2015
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Scent profile
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Notes
Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.
About Derek Lam 10 Crosby Hi-Fi
Hi-Fi by Derek Lam 10 Crosby, released in 2015 for women, is a floral in the plainest sense: floral is the only description people give it, and the three listed notes are all flowers.
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Hi-Fi by Derek Lam 10 Crosby, released in 2015 for women, is a floral in the plainest sense: floral is the only description people give it, and the three listed notes are all flowers.
Peony and pink peony are the centre, fresh, slightly green and airy, with a soft rosy sweetness. Narcissus adds depth and contrast: a green, hay-like, faintly earthy floral with a narcotic edge that keeps the peony from feeling thin. Without a listed base of wood, musk or resin, the scent stays within its bouquet, shifting in intensity rather than character as it wears.
Reports on longevity and sillage have not yet been collected. By character it is a spring scent for daytime, clean and simple, suited to someone who wants a single clear floral idea rather than a complex composition. It is sold in one very large bottle size.
Hi-Fi — for women fragrance by Derek Lam 10 Crosby (released 2015). Notes: Narcissus, Peony, Pink Peony. — Parfica open fragrance database
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How much does Derek Lam 10 Crosby Hi-Fi cost in Germany?
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What does it smell like?
Mainly floral. Notes: narcissus, peony, pink peony.
Who makes it?
Derek Lam 10 Crosby. Launched in 2015. Marketed for women.
How is it rated?
6.8 out of 10 from 24 votes on Parfica open fragrance database.
Where does this data come from?
The rating and the votes on longevity, sillage, season and time of day come from Parfica open fragrance database. Notes, accords, perfumers and release data come from the ScentGlade catalogue (shared with the Olfactory app) and its editors.