Dylan Blush Pink extends in 2025 the Versace women's Dylan line, entrusted to the licensee EuroItalia. Olivier Cresp features a Marshmallow, surrounded by Calabrian Bergamot, Apple Strawberry, and Orange Blossom, closed by Madagascar Vanilla. A floral gourmand first reserved for airport boutiques, since arrived in French perfumeries.
Three clear notes in the opening, a dominant Marshmallow, a Vanilla in the base: Versace classes Dylan Blush Pink among gourmands with a floral accent.
A Marshmallow surrounded by fruits
Calabrian Bergamot and Apple Strawberry open, Freesia softens them. Orange Blossom, Marshmallow, and Tonka bean hold the middle. Madagascar Vanilla and Musk close the composition, eight notes in all.
Apple Strawberry, one fruit and not two
The house writes “Apple Strawberry” as a single term: an apple whose aroma leans toward strawberry, not two fruits placed side by side. No strawberry appears separately in what the house declares.
A gourmand classification before a floral one
Versace declares two families, gourmand first, floral second: the sweet prevails over the floral in the house's classification.
What the label declares
Thirty-two entries: alcohol, fragrance, water, a synthetic woody molecule in fourth position, vanillin, three ultraviolet filters, the series of regulated allergens — hydroxycitronellal, linalool, limonene, citronellol, geraniol, coumarin, citral, farnesol —, essences of bergamot, orange blossom and geranium, and two colorants.