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Pleats Please L'Eau

Pleats Please l’Eau, the fragrance of a springtime happiness Issey Miyake is a talented Japanese designer. He is the first Western-facing designer to present a runway show in Paris, in 1973, thereby opening the way for others

Bergamot and lemon share the top, one sweet and fruity, the other tangy and fresh: two citrus facets answering each other.

Gourmand apple precedes, in position, the warm and honeyed rose and the white musks with their animalic, coppery note; the fruity sweetness of the apple sits alongside the honeyed warmth of the rose.