Eclat d’Arpège by Lanvin
Women 2002
Description
Eclat d'Arpège by Lanvin is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2002, the nose behind this composition is Karine Dubreuil-Sereni.
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When to wear it (votes)
- Winter 8.0%
- Spring 46%
- Summer 34%
- Autumn 11%
- Day 87%
- Night 13%
Key notes
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Notes
Green Lilac
Community
17,359 votes
- Positive 77%
- Negative 17%
- Neutral 6.2%
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In the collection
Leading answer I owned it
37,299 votes
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Leading answer Like it
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Season
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15,052 votes
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Fragrance profile
About Eclat d’Arpège
Eclat d’Arpège by Lanvin is a fruity floral fragrance for women. Launched in 2002, the nose behind this composition is Karine Dubreuil-Sereni.
Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic
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How it wears
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
6,382 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
6,435 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally feminine
3,363 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
3,052 votes
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Easy to wear, incredibly long-lasting and very feminine. I recommend it without hesitation.
Totally addictive and undeniably feminine. It transports you to those crisp nights in a lilac garden. Perfect for everyday wear. Despite being a soft and delicate scent, it attracts plenty of compliments. I simply adore it.
I have no idea where this wonder has been all my life. I own hundreds of perfumes, yet this one has instantly jumped into my top five. The moment I smelled the sample, my head exploded with joy and I knew it would never leave my collection again. It’s citrusy, sweet, addictive, refreshing and calming… it has me hooked.
Éclat d’Arpège is, for me, a magical perfume. It has something deeply personal: I wear it and feel it’s my own scent, even though I know it’s popular. And yet, every time I put it on, I’m surprised. It has that delicacy that doesn’t shout or invade. It’s a fragrance for an embrace, for close encounters. An intimate scent. It doesn’t seek to impress from a distance, but rather to cling to the memory of those who approach. People don’t always know where it comes from, but something curious happens to me: every time I wear it, I receive compliments. Not just ‘what a lovely perfume’, but genuinely enthusiastic remarks. Many say it doesn’t last, but in my experience, it does. I think what several people mention happens: it becomes imperceptible to the wearer. It doesn’t disappear; it simply settles, like a second skin. It continues to project, but softly. That’s what makes it so special. It doesn’t overwhelm me or tire me out. It’s there, like a constant whisper. I love it precisely for that. A discreet jewel and super elegant that doesn’t need to announce itself; it’s simply there, suspended.
It arrived today! I bought Éclat thanks to recommendations from this perfume community, as I was looking for something similar to the discontinued Eaudemoiselle Florale by Givenchy. So first and foremost, thank you 🙂 I like it immensely: it’s a fresh, herbal, floral and musky scent, nothing cloying (I get cloyed very easily). In one word: ethereal. I sought it knowing I couldn’t expect much intensity or sillage, but now I think that’s part of its charm.
I really liked it when I first tried it, but unfortunately, it’s a perfume that doesn’t feel like much; it leaves no trail at all. It disappointed me greatly.
The bottle and packaging of this perfume are absolutely stunning. The scent is super floral and slightly citrusy, very rich, but it doesn’t quite convince me as there’s a hint of bitterness in the dry-down. Additionally, it gives me a headache, which doesn’t happen with any other perfume I know. It’s one of those perfumes I’d love to like because it’s always very reasonably priced and of good quality, but unfortunately, I just can’t handle it.
A soft, personal indulgence in a delightful bottle. It evokes a tranquil moonlit walk through a field of green lilacs, bathed in the freshness of dew. I enjoy applying it before bed as it helps me relax and instils a sense of serenity. It has an addictive citrus opening, followed by a pleasant floral phase and a resinous dry-down, always accompanied by tea and osmanthus. The sheer pleasure of smelling it largely compensates for its short longevity and weak skin projection. Furthermore, it’s often available at a good price.
I’ve been buying this perfume for years and always keep a bottle in my collection. It envelops you in a trail (which doesn’t project too much), making you feel as though you’re on a terrace with lilacs at sunset, with the scent of dew on the grass. It puts me in a good mood; I use it for work when I need to feel secure yet calm. It’s not an intrusive scent. The first time I tried it, I had prejudices, but its aroma made me overcome them, and it has been with me for years.
Straight after waking up today, I went to the bathroom and saw a striking violet sphere of 100ml. I didn’t hesitate to spray it on and felt the lilacs, green tea and olive surrounded by a charming musk, exquisite amber and fruity flowers that wrap me in a dream I don’t want to wake from. Let the trumpets of doom sound; it doesn’t matter. It offers that feeling of wellbeing and security, with a masterful evolution where it becomes increasingly warm, tender and delicate. It lasts for hours and, naturally, generates compliments. Heidi would wear it. 🕯️ 10/10.🔥
A Light Blue for girls 🩵, too beautiful… tender, soft, delicate…
It’s a spring floral and delicate. I discovered it in 2023 and was shocked it’s identical to J. Del Pozo’s Halloween Kiss Sexy (2009 version, my signature). They are clean lilacs, fresh, citrusy at first with a green touch. Ideal from age 13, it delivers but doesn’t innovate. Pity its longevity: three hours on my skin and little sillage. Not worth the price. If they haven’t reformulated the Kiss Sexy, I’ll stick with that, as it’s cheaper, though it also doesn’t last long…
A special fragrance for everyday wear and hot days. I’ve had it for a while and was surprised by its longevity and sillage. I recommend it for the office: it’s pleasant, clean, and non-intrusive.
It’s my go-to perfume: every time I wear it, I find myself in the mood for sex. It always catches men’s attention and I usually end up in bed after being asked what I’m wearing. Note: I’m not easy, quite the opposite. I only wear it when I feel like someone that day. Because one is the Napoleon of the war of love EEEE😎
I smelled it and it was just like Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue, very similar. Citrus and floral, it didn’t fascinate me, but it smells good for heading to the office or with casual wear.
So lovely, easy to use and pleasing. My dad gifted it to me and it hasn’t been missing from my collection since, I have seven bottles. Simple, delicate and very feminine aroma; the sillage is subtle and ethereal, representing delicacy and innocence. It hardly lasts, but I reapply without issue. Super accessible cost. It’s a fruity floral, natural, not synthetic. Since its launch it has medium sillage: floral like a spring garden with a slightly sweet touch from the amber, nothing cloying, and a green note that adds cleanliness. It doesn’t tire me out, I’ll always have it.
It smells very pleasant, refreshing in the heat, nothing intrusive. I use it at work and it leaves a lovely trail, but its longevity is extremely low; I have to reapply and the 100ml bottle doesn’t last me. Depending on the value, I’d think about whether to buy it again.
Simple but not plain aroma, it has an addictive ‘something’. On my skin the musk stands out, pretty with an animal hint, like body scent, due to the combination with amber. The rest is green, clean and fresh, complementing it splendidly. It leaves a clean skin scent, comforting. I used it in the heat and am curious to try it in other climates. Edit (September): as it cooled down, I used it again and I think in this weather it reaches its full potential. The animal tone disappears, leaving it impeccably clean and green, almost angelic. It smells of cleanliness, innocence, a fresh and damp dawn. Very beautiful.
I don’t know, forgive me, but it doesn’t seem special to me. I bought it a while ago expecting to fall in love, but I still see it as a Victoria’s Secret or splash floral perfume that everyone has. It’s lovely, yes, but not a marvel. It’s like a 14-year-old girl’s perfume for school.
I bought it blindly. When I received it, I was scared: I expected floral based on reviews, but the opening is citrusy, with a very marked green tea note. I gave it the benefit of the doubt and it didn’t disappoint: I felt the florals I desired. It’s not strong or intrusive, very soft like a breeze, little sillage, it’s a personal scent that stays with you, although some people do notice it. It smells clean and neat; at first clean and then a super soft floral. It seems simple but unfolds into beautiful notes. I loved it so much I wore it to sleep, something I never do because I feel invaded, but here it was pleasant. It’s not intrusive or strong, so if you’re looking for something potent, this isn’t it. TRY IT ON SKIN BEFORE BUYING, many find it lasts little because it’s light. I’ve been using it for a while and it deserves an update: I said it was personal and few would notice it, I still agree, but never before had I been praised so much. I fell in love, it’s my favourite. The green tea note is now one of my favourites and the florals with musk literally replicate clean skin straight out of the shower. I love it, usable in all seasons and times, works for daily wear because it’s light, special for those who don’t want strong scents. It’s like being in a flowered field in spring receiving the breeze, it smells of freedom. One detail: poor longevity, but it doesn’t bother me to reapply because I love its aroma, feminine beyond measure, clean and relaxing, it doesn’t bother anyone.
It’s a beautiful fragrance, super easy to wear and completely unobtrusive. It smells of green floral notes, transporting me to a field by a lake with wildflowers, like a woman in a white dress with her hair adorned with flowers. I see it as perfect for any age; it’s not off-putting at all.
I bought another one from the same brand (Jeanne de Lanvin) blind and loved it; reading reviews for this one has also blown my mind. With the other, I feel sexy and feminine, and with this… I feel super happy, pure joy. I absolutely adore it!
What a lovely fragrance. Madame Lanvin created Arpège, meaning arpeggio, for her daughter Marguerite—a skilled musician who chose the name at random. It is a mother’s love for her daughter, both dancing in the bottle. Arpège is a strong, authentic love in a harmonious and light scent. A 2016 decant let me try it in winter, and with just two sprays, my room smells of spring. The opening is citrusy and green, refreshing, taking you to fine weather, morning sun, and a wet meadow with birds singing. As the flowers emerge, everything calms and comforts without being sweet, thanks to the green tea. Everything flows, becoming warm and powdery, very pleasant. On my skin, it lasts 7 hours, fading to skin-level at the end. It’s not for a femme fatale or a sweet girl, but for a mother with loved ones. Tender, sweet, powdery, embracing, and poetic, bringing calm.
This is certainly not what I expected… If Chance Eau Tendre, L’Imperatrice, and Light Blue had a child, it would smell like this.
Very soft floral, smelling of lilacs and seeming real. I have a lilac at home, and when it blooms at the start of spring, it smells identical. It’s pretty and delicate, but the trail and longevity are scarce. I bought it for the lilacs and am pleased, especially given the ridiculously low price. But if you want to leave a trail, don’t buy it.
What a charming perfume! I’ve been praised for it: it’s subtle, elegant, and discreet. The only letdown is that it lasts very little on the skin 🙁
It is innocence in perfume, yet deceptive: behind the tender face lies something sexy, a subtle suggestion. My husband is fascinated that I wear it; it’s ideal for close quarters. The trail is small, not meant to overwhelm, but I would have preferred better longevity. Nevertheless, despite its simplicity, when you wear it, you think that if you had to smell something for the rest of your life, it would be this.
It’s my daily wear; I love it for the flowers and the sweet touch I associate with peach and amber. In my country, it’s not mass-produced (Lanvin is almost unknown), which works in my favour. People often ask what I’m wearing. For me, it’s suitable for any season and age, but it suits me best around 30. It lasts moderately on skin (no more than 6 hours) but on clothes until the next day.
It’s true that at first it resembles D&G’s Light Blue, then it becomes more floral and green, like Arden’s Green Tea but less sharp. It lasted 8 hours with 6 sprays, whereas Light Blue lasted 3. There are bursts of peach, and after 6 hours, fresh flowers, cedar, dry green, and clean musk stand out. I’d like more trail to make it my fragrance, as it feels more in your sphere or when you’re hugged. It’s delicious, clean, feminine, and calming; I imagine it for healthcare staff or mothers.
An ethereal fairytale scent: soft, feminine, and delicate. Musk-flowered notes bathed in apricot that linger throughout the perfume. The trail is subtle yet perceptible; although it doesn’t last long, it’s not annoying and I happily reapply it. Economical and worth every penny. The packaging, from the box to the bottle, is exquisite. A beautiful perfume!