YSL Beauty relaunches Le Vestiaire des Parfums with new scent MUSE
Image courtesy of YSL Beauty.
At the centre of this relaunch is the new scent in the collection, MUSE. For this, Principal Perfumer Marie Salamagne blended enigmatic woody ink notes with soft powdery iris and sensual Bourbon vanilla to create a evocative scent that leaves a distinctive and memorable impression that is similar to Monsieur Saint Laurent's captivating muses.
Image courtesy of YSL Beauty.
Beyond the fragrances, Le Vestiaire des Parfums has also expanded to include a new range of Hand & Body washes for a complete sensory experience that gently cleanses the skin while leaving a subtle scent to prepare the skin to absorb the next layers of fragrance, as well as a curated selection of scented candles that pay tribute to the most iconic YSL destinations.
The Le Vestiaire des Parfums collection is now available at YSL Beauty ION Orchard, Raffles City, select retailers, and online at yslbeauty.com.sg.
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