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It is a genderless perfume spray from Ferragamo's Silk Perfume Anthology, designed to engage the senses with its evocative and multi-faceted fragrance.
What size is the FERRAGAMO Cieli Di Seta Eau de Parfum?
The perfume is available in a 3.4 Fl. Oz. bottle.
What inspired the fragrances in the Silk Perfume Anthology?
The fragrances are inspired by Ferragamo's iconic silk creations and aim to transport users to dreamlike landscapes.
Can the fragrances in the collection be mixed?
Yes, the collection encourages experimentation and play with scents through unexpected juxtapositions.
Are there other fragrances in the Silk Perfume Anthology?
Yes, the collection includes six eau de parfum fragrances, each defined by distinctive colors and ornate motifs.
Is this perfume suitable for both men and women?
Yes, FERRAGAMO Cieli Di Seta is a genderless perfume, suitable for anyone.
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Product Details
Experience the essence of luxury with FERRAGAMO Cieli Di Seta Eau de Parfum. This genderless perfume spray is part of the Silk Perfume Anthology, inspired by Ferragamo's iconic silk creations. Each fragrance in the collection offers a unique sensory journey, inviting you to explore and express your individuality.
Elegant silhouette with a silvered cap.
Inspired by Ferragamo's rich textile heritage.
Transparent glass bottle adorned with ceramic motifs.
Encourages experimentation with scent combinations.
Perfect for those who appreciate high-quality fragrances, this perfume transforms the act of wearing scent into a personal ritual.
