The Executive Selection: Elie Saab Dubbed as a fragrance "for all women to reveal their strength, power, and aura," this scent is definitely worth the try.

By BIZ Experiences Middle East Staff

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Elie Saab

Elie Saab's signature accord of orange blossom and patchouli has been redesigned by perfumer Maïa Lernout for an ambery, floral chypre scent.

Le Parfum Royal reveals rose and neroli notes at its heart, leaving a trail of sandalwood, amber, and vanilla. Dubbed as a fragrance "for all women to reveal their strength, power, and aura," this scent is definitely worth the try.

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