pour Femme Dylan Turquoise Versace

Versace's Dylan Turquoise reads as a deliberately restrained interpretation of Mediterranean freshness—all bright particulars and minimal commitment. Sophie Labbé has constructed something that feels less like a fully realised composition and more like a snapshot of a moment: the sharp bite of Primofiore lemon and mandarin orange clash pleasantly with pink pepper's slight prickle, creating an opening that's genuinely appetising rather than merely fruity. There's something almost beverage-like about it, as though you're wearing a sparkling aperitif rather than a perfume.

The heart attempts depth by introducing blackcurrant bud absolute and freesia alongside jasmine—a trio that should theoretically add roundness and floral substance. Instead, they feel oddly decorative, neither integrating smoothly with the citrus nor establishing their own gravitational centre. Guava adds a fleshy sweetness that briefly suggests gourmand potential before dissipating. The blackcurrant bud, typically a structural element offering spice and grip, seems muted here, failing to anchor what's an otherwise diffuse composition.