Parfums de Marly Pegasus was launched in 2011, created Hamid Merati-Kashani. It is inspired by Pegasus, itself, the horse God, the heavenly stallion portrayed in Coustou's famed statue is a creature of such power, refinement and nobility that only a God himself would dare attempt to ride him. In this spirit, Parfums de Marly Pegasus is a skillfully refined take on the fougere style featuring unexpected notes of almond and vanilla that give it unique lasting power and striking dignity. ANotes of heliotrope, bergamot, cumin, bitter almond, lavender, jasmine, vanilla, sandalwood and amber.
Parfums de Marly Pegasus is an eau de parfum, edp.
Fragrantica - "This is a divine scent, very addicting to smell up close and in the air. Smells like a creamy vanilla cream on top of an almond cake served on fancy china dishes with a freshly washed sterling silver fork right next to the plate.
10/10 scent once it dries down for 15 minutes"
Fragrantica - "Most beautiful when sprayed on clothes instead of skin. It's warm with a cocoon vibe. It's powdery due to the heliotrope but it's blended in an elegant way. The almond brings that warmth and sweetness and the cumin brings just a smidge of spice and grounded(ness). It's blended masterfully of course."
Fragrantica - "This is a gorgeously clean and sweet scent. If I had to describe it in a hurry, it's like a tres leches cake with lavender and musk. I know musk isn't listed as a note, but perhaps it's the amber and sandalwood that makes it smell similar. I do get what others describe as a metallic scent, but it's more of cold stainless steel smell. It smells "cold," kind of like how Terre d'Hermes Eau Givree gives a cold or frosty smell. However, this smells like you're pulling out a tres leches cake out of the fridge, but with a metallic hue. It's not just a sweet scent, though; it smells clean with the lavender. Parfums de Marly really knows how to execute lavender."
I absolutely adore this scent.
