Vera Wang

Sheer Veil

for women · Launched 2005

7.9/ 10 · 68 votes

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Notes

Top notes are the first minutes, heart is the next hours, base is what stays.

About Vera Wang Sheer Veil

Sheer Veil by Vera Wang, released in 2005, is a soft, airy floral. Flowers dominate, with a light aromatic touch.

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Sheer Veil by Vera Wang, released in 2005, is a soft, airy floral. Flowers dominate, with a light aromatic touch.

The notes are presented as one blend. Gardenia gives a creamy, rich white-floral note, while lily adds a fresh, airy brightness. Rose brings a gentle, velvety softness, and violet a powdery, slightly sweet touch that gives the bouquet a delicate, cosmetic quality. Lavender adds a herbal, clean freshness that keeps the composition light and transparent, like a sheer veil over the flowers.

The profile suggests a romantic, gentle scent for spring and summer, weddings, daytime events and office wear. It suits someone who likes soft, powdery florals that feel graceful and clean, a delicate, feminine signature that stays close to the skin and suits occasions where subtlety matters, as its bridal-inspired name suggests.

Sheer Veil — unisex fragrance by Vera Wang (released 2005). Notes: Lily, Lavender, Violet, Rose, Gardenia. — Parfica open fragrance database

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How much does Vera Wang Sheer Veil cost in the United States?

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What does it smell like?

Mainly floral and aromatic. Notes: gardenia, lavender, lily, rose, violet.

Who makes it?

Vera Wang. Launched in 2005. Marketed for women.

How is it rated?

7.9 out of 10 from 68 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.