Dolce & Gabbana Dolce Eau de Parfum is a luminous white floral that feels like fresh petals carried on a Mediterranean breeze. It opens with sparkling neroli leaf and soft papaya flower before unfurling a bouquet of water lily, narcissus and the signature white amaryllis, then melts into a silky trail of musk and cashmeran. The result is a feminine, polished perfume that balances airy brightness with a tender, skin-like warmth, perfect for daily wear and special moments alike.
Launch and Perfumer
Launched in 2014. Perfumers Jean Marc Chaillan and Laurent Le Guernec.
Olfactory Notes
Top: Neroli, Papaya flower.
Heart: Water lily, Narcissus, Amaryllis.
Base: Musk, Cashmeran.
Story and Positioning
Dolce was conceived as a soft, romantic portrait of Sicilian femininity, translating memories of Sicily into a modern white floral signature. It inaugurates the Dolce collection, later joined by Dolce Floral Drops, Dolce Rosa Excelsa, Dolce Garden, Dolce Peony, Dolce Lily, Dolce Violet, and Dolce Blue Jasmine, giving shoppers many petal-toned variations on the original theme. If you enjoy clean white florals with a dewy feel, Dolce is often compared with Dior J’adore, Hugo Boss Jour Pour Femme, and Aerin Waterlily Sun for its bright bouquet and graceful musky dry down.
Bottle and Design
A transparent bottle with a gentle waist and softly squared base reveals a fresh, pale green liquid. The front bears the Dolce script in black with the house name placed discreetly near the foot. A slim black ribbon ties the neck. Above it sits a cream flower-shaped stopper with rounded petals that settles neatly over a short collar. The thickened base and graceful lines give the For Her flacon a calm, tender presence.
Country of origin: Italy.
Manufacturer: Dolce & Gabbana Beauty S.r.l.
Address: Via Carlo Goldoni 10, 20129 Milano, Italy.
Country of manufacture: Italy/France/Germany/UK (Refer to the product box for the specific batch information)
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