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Chic, fresh and light, ‘Young Sexy Lovely’ by Yves Saint Laurent (YSL) is the ideal perfume for women with style and fashion. Brimming with the usual YSL perfume quality, this fragrance is sure to bring out the feminine side of any outfit. Named after Algerian designer Yves Henri Donat Dave Mathieu Saint Laurent, this fashion, beauty and fragrance house has been offering quality items to the elegant, feminine and chic woman for over fifty years.

Embracing and representing the values ​​and principles of Yves Saint Laurent, the youngest designer to run a fashion house and a fledgling of Christian Dior himself, the purpose of YSL has made designated efforts to enhance the female appearance with elegance and modernity.

On this occasion, and with this perfume, the fashion and beauty house has once again stood out. Presented in a flat, clear glass bottle with Yves Saint Laurent’s signature gold accents; This glamorous fragrance is marked with a note of Italian mandarin orange and exotic Nashi pear. The lively combination of fruity spirits makes ‘Young Sexy Lovely’ an energetic and playful perfume capable of generating an air of self-confidence that the whole room will notice.

This great fragrance, though, slowly morphs into a slightly serious one thanks to the magnolia and cherry blossoms thrown into the mix. As the day wears on, this fragrance peaks with freshness and ends with soft light wood and a breath of fern.

The key to the style of YSL perfumes lies in the history of the brand itself. Christian Dior, the fashion genius whose name has also been immortalized in a fashion label, is said to have been so impressed with Saint Laurent’s fashion brilliance that the man became his right-hand man shortly after joining his fashion house at the age of eighteen. Yves’s genius, humility and integrity were such that Dior took to affectionately calling him ‘mon dauphin’ (my dauphin), a nickname previously used and exclusive to the heirs to the throne of France.

Yves Saint Laurent was a man who lived by this motto: ‘It is better to have honor than to have honours’. That translated into a professional job, dedicated and marked by humility in an industry where vanity and pride reign. Regardless of whether he seemed more quiet and shy than witty, his genius was such that he was the first (and, to this day, only) fashion designer to exhibit his work at the Metropolitan Museum of New York. York. Such is the man and spirit behind every YSL fashion piece and perfume.

Following the vision of the creator of the house, the Yves Saint Laurent creative team once again develops a fragrance that gives any woman grace and sensuality with this understated yet dazzling fragrance.

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