Elizabeth Arden
5th Avenue NYC Eau De Parfum

Perfume For Women

$18.69

$18.69 $67.00

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$18.69

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Save $48.31

Variant: 4.2 oz / 125 ml

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There's a certain energy woven into 5th Avenue NYC, the kind that mirrors the city it's named for, restless and effortlessly elegant all at once. A bright, juicy freshness greets the senses first, before a soft floral bouquet touched with fruity nuances takes over at the center, lending a quiet sense of charm. Underneath, vanilla, tonka bean, and woods settle into a creamy warmth that lasts, leaving a smooth, luxurious trail behind. Equally suited to daily wear and stylish evenings, it's a fragrance made for the woman who moves through both worlds with ease.

Peach, apple, and bergamot give Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue NYC Perfume a fresh, slightly citrusy sweetness right away. Then peony, black currant, jasmine, and plum blossom settle in, giving the fragrance its floral core along with a gentle fruity undertone. By the time it dries down, vanilla, tonka bean, musk, sandalwood, and amber have taken over, leaving Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue NYC with a warm, creamy finish that feels polished rather than heavy.

Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue NYC Eau de Parfum generally holds up for 6 to 8 hours once applied. Credit goes to the vanilla and amber base, which keeps the scent present and elegant without fading too quickly.

You can reach for Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue NYC almost any day of the week. It works just as well at the office or in a meeting as it does at brunch or an evening gathering, thanks to a profile that adapts easily to both professional and casual settings.

Spring and fall tend to suit Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue NYC Eau de Parfum best, letting the fruity opening and gourmand base find their footing. It still holds its own on cooler summer nights or mild winter days, so it isn't limited to just two seasons.