Dries Van Noten Mystic Moss has been added to the designer's fragrance collection as an option that blends unlikely aromatics to create an unexpected olfactory experience. The fragrance was created with the help of perfumer Nicolas Bonneville, and boasts notes of salt and algae with mandarin and cardamom in the mix to work well on a variety of wearers. The scent is reported to be a fresher interpretation of the designer's previous fragrance -- Cannabis Patchouli -- to go hand in hand with the overarching theme of life in the garden with his perfumes.
Dries Van Noten Mystic Moss is available now and comes with a limited-edition archive pouch when purchased online that's made with upcycled graphic fabric from the designer's 100th collection.
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Dries Van Noten Mystic Moss Blends Unlikely Aromatics
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