Parfums De Marly Palatine EDP

Description

Palatine draws its name and spirit from Princess Palatine: Elisabeth-Charlotte of Bavaria, sister-in-law of Louis XIV, and a free-spirited, Enlightenment-minded figure closely tied to the Château de Marly. Composed by Hamid Merati-Kashani and Honorine Blanc and launched in 2024, this eau de parfum is Parfums de Marly's modern take on violet: pear, bergamot, mandarin, and peach open it, a bouquet of magnolia, jasmine, rosebud, violet, iris, and Provençal lavender forms the heart, and a soft musk-sandalwood-vanilla-patchouli base closes it out, playful yet refined, just like its namesake.

Scent Character

• Floral (Violet, Magnolia, Jasmine, Iris): 46%
• Woody (Sandalwood, Patchouli): 20%
• Sweet (Vanilla): 19%
• Fresh (Pear, Bergamot, Mandarin, Peach): 15%

Translation: a modern violet floral, sparkling pear and citrus give way to a powdery violet-iris heart, resting on a soft musky sandalwood-vanilla base.

Fragrance Pyramid

Top: Pear, Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Peach
Heart: Magnolia, Jasmine, Rosebud, Violet, Iris, Provençal Lavender
Base: Musk, Sandalwood, Vanilla, Patchouli

Performance

Palatine is long-lasting with moderate sillage, noticeable through the day without overwhelming a room.

Best Occasions & Season

Best for spring and summer, and for everyday or leisure wear.

Concentration & Provenance

Eau de Parfum, composed by Hamid Merati-Kashani and Honorine Blanc for Parfums de Marly (Paris, founded 2009), launched in 2024.

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FAQ

Who was Princess Palatine?
Elisabeth-Charlotte of Bavaria, a free-spirited, Enlightenment-minded royal at the court of Louis XIV, closely associated with the Château de Marly.

What does Palatine smell like?
A modern violet floral: sparkling pear and citrus, a powdery violet-iris heart, and a soft musk-sandalwood-vanilla base.

Is Palatine good for violet lovers?
Yes. Violet is the signature note here, given a fresher, more contemporary treatment than classic powdery violets.