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Soliflore Lily of the Valley
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2016
A lily-of-the-valley soliflore with clean white bells, green stems, and a delicate springlike transparency. It feels innocent, fresh, and lightly soapy without becoming thin. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.
Soliflore Linden Blossom
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2021
A soft linden blossom soliflore with honeyed floral warmth, green pollen, and a gentle tea-like brightness. It feels calm and sunlit, suggesting flowering trees on a warm day rather than a dense bouquet.
Soliflore Mimosa
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2015
A powdery yellow-floral soliflore centered on mimosa's soft pollen, almondy warmth, and sunny texture. It feels velvety, tender, and slightly cosmetic in a pretty vintage way. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.
Soliflore Narcissus
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2015
A narcissus soliflore with green floral sharpness, earthy undertones, and a slightly hay-like brightness. It is more distinctive and outdoorsy than a simple white floral, with a natural spring meadow feel. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.
Soliflore Orange Flower
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2016
A clean orange blossom soliflore with white petals, citrusy lift, and a faint green stem-like freshness. It feels bright, polished, and gently soapy, preserving orange flower's luminous floral character without heavy sweetness.
Soliflore Osmanthus
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2015
An osmanthus soliflore that balances apricot-like fruitiness, soft leather nuances, and a refined floral heart. It feels smooth and quietly exotic, with a natural fruity-suede impression rather than overt sweetness.
Soliflore Peony
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2016
A peony soliflore with fresh pink petals, watery floral brightness, and a clean musky finish. It feels delicate, modern, and easy to wear, capturing peony as airy and luminous. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.
Soliflore Rose de Mai
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2015
A Rose de Mai soliflore focused on soft, natural rose petals rather than heavy jam or dark spice. It feels fresh, romantic, and quietly radiant, with a graceful floral clarity and a smooth finish.
Soliflore Tuberose
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2015
A tuberose soliflore that presents the flower's creamy white-floral richness in a relatively clean and approachable way. It is lush and feminine without becoming too narcotic or buttery. Dame later listed it among the retired original Soliflore perfumes.
Soliflore Vanilla Orchid
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2022
A vanilla orchid soliflore with soft floral creaminess, gentle vanilla warmth, and a delicate musky finish. It feels smooth and comforting, more floral-vanilla than dessert vanilla.
Soliflore Wisteria
Dame Perfumery Scottsdale
Release year:
2016
A wisteria soliflore with airy purple-floral sweetness, a soft green edge, and a delicate spring-garden mood. It feels graceful, transparent, and slightly nostalgic rather than heavy or powdery.
Solitaire
Junaid Perfumes
Release year:
2011
A feminine oriental with a polished jewel-like glow, balancing floral sweetness, amber, and clean musk. It feels dressy and smooth, with the kind of rounded trail that suits evening wear.
Solitaire
French Avenue
Release year:
2025
A polished unisex fragrance with bright freshness, smooth florals, amber, and woods. It feels clean and elegant, with a jewel-like clarity rather than a heavy sweet base.
Solitaire Oil
Junaid Perfumes
Release year:
—
A feminine oriental with a polished jewel-like glow, balancing floral sweetness, amber, and clean musk. It feels dressy and smooth, with the kind of rounded trail that suits evening wear.
Solo Fiori Freesia
Luciano Soprani
Release year:
1999
This Solo Fiori entry highlights freesia in a clean and floral-soft style that fits the house’s understated feminine aesthetic. It feels fresh, neat, and quietly graceful.
Solo Fiori Tuberose
Luciano Soprani
Release year:
1999
Solo Fiori Tuberose gives the line a creamier floral center while still keeping Luciano Soprani’s polished and wearable style intact. It feels feminine, smoother, and slightly richer than the lighter flower entries.
Solo Loewe
Loewe
Release year:
2004
Solo Loewe is one of the key modern pillars of the house, balancing aromatic freshness, guava-like fruitiness, woods, amber, and spice in a way that feels smooth and unusually nuanced. It comes across polished, masculine, and highly versatile.
Solo Loewe Absoluto
Loewe
Release year:
2011
Solo Loewe Absoluto deepens the Solo idea with more incense, woods, and a darker ambered warmth. It feels richer, smoother, and more evening-capable than the original Solo while keeping the line’s characteristic balance.
Solo Loewe Atlas
Loewe
Release year:
2021
Solo Loewe Atlas gives the Solo line a brighter and more expansive profile with airy woods and freshness over a clean masculine base. It feels open, relaxed, and highly wearable.
Solo Loewe Cedro
Loewe
Release year:
2015
Solo Loewe Cedro shifts the Solo line toward a cleaner cedar-and-citrus freshness, making it one of the easiest and brightest entries in the family. It feels crisp, airy, and highly wearable in heat.