Serge Lutens 2015 EDP
La Religieuse
Serge Lutens La Religieuse is an Eau de Parfum launched in 2015, created by Christopher Sheldrake. La Religieuse opens with Bergamot and Jasmine, settles into a heart of Incense, and dries down to a base of Musk and Civet. Serge Lutens's La Religieuse carries a Statement verdict, a white floral-led wear.
Serge Lutens' La Religieuse is a divisive one. Many find it a melancholic, pure jasmine that's perfect for introspection, while others are baffled by its hyped mystery, finding it bland, soapy, or even off-putting. It's certainly not for everyone, but if a 'badass gothic jasmine' sounds like you, give it a go.
- Mysterious
- Clean
- Subtle
- Relaxed
- Sophisticated
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Best Seasons
A cold-weather and shoulder-season scent. The icy, snow-themed jasmine and clean incense read crisp in spring and autumn, while the powdery musk gives it just enough warmth to carry into winter. Too delicate and cool to compete with summer heat.
Best Occasions
Its intimate sillage and low projection make it ideal for close encounters like a date or a quiet evening. The clean, soapy character makes it passable for office wear when applied lightly, but it is too delicate for loud or active settings.
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