5th Avenue Eau de Parfum, launched by Elizabeth Arden in 1996, opens on a fruity and green accord where bergamot, lily of the valley and magnolia meet. The heart warms around tuberose and jasmine; powdery iris, vanilla and amber make up the base.
Bergamot, fruity and fresh, lily of the valley and magnolia, both green and fresh, occupy the top: a shared breath of freshness links them, while bergamot alone carries sugar and fruit.
Nutmeg, warm and peppery, tuberose, honeyed and creamy, and jasmine, warm and sweet, share the heart. Warmth runs through the three notes, while tuberose alone carries wax and honeysuckle.
Iris, powdery and woody, vanilla, sweet and sensual, and amber, woody and animalic, dominate the base. Wood links iris and amber, while vanilla stands apart through its spicy warmth.