Bvlgari Blv Eau d’Ete ~ new fragrance

Bvlgari Blv Eau d'Ete perfume

This month, Bvlgari launches Blv Eau d’Été, a new limited edition summer flanker for their popular Blv fragrance, originally introduced in 2000. The lighter scent is meant to appeal to a young audience.

The fragrance notes include mint, Italian lemon, amber, iris, cinnamon, benzoin and fir balsam.

Bvlgari Blv Eau d’Été will be available in 30 and 50 ml Eau de Toilette. (via moodiereport, luxury-insider)

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  1. CynthiaW
    Posted on 2 February 2010

    The notes on this one sound interesting – but I already have a few light summer scents and I don’t know that I need this one. I’ll give it a sniff if I see it though.

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      I’m sure I’ll give it a sniff too…

  2. RusticDove
    Posted on 2 February 2010

    The notes DO sound better than anticipated after reading the sentence: “The lighter scent is meant to appeal to a young audience”. Bvlgari Blv is already pretty darn light though, if I remember correctly?

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      It’s mid-weight, I’d say…and guessing this will be not only lighter but “fresher”.

      • abirae
        Posted on 2 February 2010

        I guess I’m realizing that I wear mostly things at the lighter end of the spectrum. What would you consider a classic heavyweight?

        • Robin
          Posted on 2 February 2010

          Classic heavyweight: Thierry Mugler Angel, YSL Opium, things like that.

          • abirae
            Posted on 2 February 2010

            Oh yes, Opium is a ton of bricks. It reminds me of a pair of russet and gold colored velvet pants. Beautiful…on somebody else, but a total disaster on me.

          • Robin
            Posted on 2 February 2010

            I like to smell a little dab of it now & then, but it isn’t really something I wear.

    • abirae
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      I’m confusing this one with Blv II – the colors and bottles are pretty similar.

      I used to wear Blv and wouldn’t exactly call it light. There was some citrus levity but the dry down was that delicious roasted duck accord I love – anise, cloves, ginger, cumin, cinnamon and smoke. Yum yum. Blv II is completely different, and I think I may be anosmic to parts of it.

      • Robin
        Posted on 2 February 2010

        The top of the cap is different, but yes, otherwise looks very similar.

      • Chanterais
        Posted on 2 February 2010

        Roasted duck accord! Brilliant!

  3. boojum
    Posted on 2 February 2010

    …and as proof that winter lasts MUCH too long, the sunlight dancing on the water in that fuzzy picture looks to me more like snowflakes. Of course, cinnamon, benzoin and fir balsam all sound more like wintry notes, too.

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      I am so desperate for summer that I immediately thought: pool.

      • boojum
        Posted on 2 February 2010

        It’s been snowing for the past 24 hours here…I can’t even begin to think pool. Here, we don’t much care whether the groundhog sees its shadow, because 6 more weeks of winter IS an early spring. :D

        • Robin
          Posted on 2 February 2010

          Ack. We’re supposed to get snow later tonight too.

          • boojum
            Posted on 2 February 2010

            At least it was the pretty snow that sparkles. And I feel much more kindly toward it, now that it’s stopped.

    • rosarita
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      Oh, my goodness, so did I. It’s snowing outside my window right now, those big fluffy flakes.

      I like many Bulgaris but didn’t like Blu and can’t remember why not. The notes to this sound refreshing right now.

  4. Aparatchick
    Posted on 2 February 2010

    Those notes sound interesting. I’m always looking for something refreshing for summer, so I’ll be sure to give it a sniff.

  5. Celestia
    Posted on 2 February 2010

    Sigh! Would ad copy ever say that a fragrance is targeted towards an older audience? I also thought this looked like an eau d’hiver at first with the dappled background. Is there such a thing as a classic lightweight? Don’t care for cinnamon in my perfumes but if it’s well-blended this one could be okay.

    • Robin
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      Oh, there are tons of classic lightweights! Eau de Guerlain, for one.

    • boojum
      Posted on 2 February 2010

      Yes…but they’d call it “sophisticated”.

  6. Lovetosmell
    Posted on 3 February 2010

    This sounds interesting I would love to try this.Maybe this will be similar to Ebba Miss Marisa( fingers crossed). I am rediscovering Bvlgari fragrances they are always very tastefully done.

    • Robin
      Posted on 3 February 2010

      They do a better job than lots of mainstream brands.

  7. thenoseknows
    Posted on 4 February 2010

    Yes, I think this is a Flanker to Blv II not Blv (the bottles are exactly the same except the glass is more transparent than in the Blv II bottle) It sounds So Nice! can’t wait to get a smell of it, Blv II was AWESOME itself, so this should be very good. have never been disappointed by a Bvlgar fragrance Yet!

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