Elizabeth Taylor
Two different historical reference points offer an introduction to Elizabeth Taylor fragrances. White Diamonds from 1991 combines white bergamot, lily, Egyptian tuberose, and jasmine. Violet Eyes is an independent composition by Carlos Benaïm, released in 2010.
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Elizabeth Taylor
White Diamonds is the most specifically described entry point in the history of Elizabeth Taylor fragrances. The composition lists white bergamot, lily, Egyptian tuberose, and jasmine. It offers a first test for anyone interested in a citrus reference paired with several white flowers.
Violet Eyes provides another route into the line. Carlos Benaïm created it, and the release is dated to 2010. Its own name and established authorship allow it to be considered separately from White Diamonds without attributing the materials of the 1991 composition to it.
White Diamonds Legacy appeared as a limited edition in 2021 for the 30th anniversary of White Diamonds. This release represents an anniversary branch of the story, so check the full name when comparing it and do not confuse Legacy with the original composition.
A useful choice can begin with the known milestones: the white bergamot, lily, tuberose, and jasmine of White Diamonds, or the independent Violet Eyes. A complete skin test will show which fragrance develops more comfortably for you.