Citrine Veil – Eau de Parfum – Sample

An evening at a beach bar – the warmth of the day still lingers in the air, while the coolness of the ocean brings a quiet sense of freshness. In the distance, the sun sets, casting everything in soft, golden light. Down on the beach, people stroll slowly, a few children still playing. A waiter places a glass on the old, handcrafted wooden table and disappears again. A cocktail – a large, round ice cube at its center, slices of orange and lemon at the rim, finished with a pale blossom. The first sip is clear and citrusy – juicy and refreshing. The second softens. Floral notes emerge, smoother, lightly creamy, rounding everything out. By now, the last bit of tension slips away. A breeze from inland moves through the open bar, carrying dry, woody notes. Cedarwood, sandalwood – warm and close to the skin. A hint of musk settles in, familiar, resting gently on sun-warmed skin. Against the deep red horizon, a light curtain drifts in the wind. The fabric rises and falls slowly, catching the last light before the sun disappears into the dark blue of the ocean.

Citrine Veil was created in collaboration with master perfumer Steven Claisse as the first signature fragrance by Galia Lahav – a bridal couture house known for its elaborate, handcrafted gowns, now translating its couture language from fabric to skin for the first time.