Perfume pro 'Great longevity' raves about Zara's Armani dupe which is £107 less
A PERFUME expert has revealed the Giorgio Armani dupe that you will “receive a ton of compliments” if you wear it.
The Zara perfume is a whopping £107 cheaper than the designer scent and is said to have “amazing longevity”.
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The fragrance expert behind the @allfancythingsz TikTok account took to the platform to rave about Zara's Sublime Epoque EDP.
She described it as “fresh, sweet, stylish and clean” – and a reference to My Way by Giorgio Armani.
An 80ml bottle of the dupe will cost you just €22.99, while the designer scent costs €130 for a 90ml bottle.
Zara bosses describe the perfume as an “eau de perfume that pays tribute to a sublime and radiant femininity”.
“At the heart, a sparkling floral bouquet of jasmine, tuberose and orange blossom brightens in contact with the natural facets of bergamot,” they said.
“Vanilla and cedar mingle to form a warm and addictive background.”
The story behind Giorgio Armani's My Way is very similar.
Bosses at the Italian fashion house said the fragrance is “embodied by a woman looking for experiences that challenge her preconceptions and take her into new, uncharted territory.”
The scent resembles a bright floral bouquet of tuberose, jasmine and orange blossom “enhanced by vibrant cedarwood and warm vanilla”.
“My Way is a contemporary floral fragrance with a fusion of white flowers in the heart,” reads a blurb for the designer perfume.
“The fragrance is composed of the best natural ingredients.
“Vanilla is sourced from Madagascar through an inclusive program that benefits local communities, while tuberose is harvested in India.
“Creating the notes brings together craftsmanship and innovation, as the tuberose heart is extracted using molecular distillation, allowing the perfumers to select the creamy, velvety facets tailor-made for My Way.
“The orange blossom note is extracted in Egypt using an innovative, exclusive and completely natural enfleurage process, where the cold extraction method infuses the orange flowers with orange essence.
“The artisanal approach ultimately translates into manually weighing and mixing the fragrance concentrate in Grasse, creating pure, highly refined notes with an enhanced appearance and naturalness.”
In December, beauty fanatic Steffani Chua was stunned while shopping in Zara and noticed new affordable fragrances.
This includes a dupe called “better” than designer Black Opium for £69 cheaper.
Zara's Supreme Vanilla has notes of Madagascar vanilla, sugar, tonka bean and cedarwood.