Elizabeth Arden 5th Avenue for Women - 4.2 oz EDP Spray

• Launched in 1996 by Elizabeth Arden, this fragrance captures the elegance and energy of the famed Fifth Avenue in New York. 

• Fragrance family: Floral. 

• Top notes: Linden blossom, lily-of-the-valley, lilac, magnolia, bergamot and mandarin. 

• Middle (heart) notes: Jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, Bulgarian rose, peach, violet, carnation, nutmeg. 

• Base notes: Musk, iris, sandalwood, amber, vanilla and cloves. 

• According to the brand: “a modern fresh floral fragrance that captures the alluring style of the most famous street in the world.” 

Key Benefits

• Classic & sophisticated: With its floral heart and warm base, the scent gives a timeless femininity plus modern polish—ideal for someone wanting elegance.

• Versatile wear: The crisp top notes (linden blossom, mandarin, magnolia) lend freshness for daywear; the deeper base gives it presence for evenings.

• Signature style: By invoking Fifth Avenue’s luxe-urban imagery, this fragrance supports a “stylish, successful” persona. 

• Rich layering of notes: The combination of multiple florals + woods/musk/vanilla gives depth, meaning the scent evolves rather than staying one-dimensional.

• Strong brand heritage: Being from Elizabeth Arden adds trust, recognition, and sense of legacy—good for customers wanting a reliable fragrance brand.

How to Use

• Spray onto your pulse points: sides of neck, inside wrists, behind the ears. These are warm spots where the fragrance projects cleanly.

• Hold the bottle about 10–15 cm (4-6 inches) from skin or clothing for an even mist.

• For daywear: 1–2 sprays should suffice. For evening/time when you want more presence: consider a third spray or a light mist on scarf/clothing (test for fabric safety).

• Avoid rubbing wrists together after applying (that can distort the top notes).

• Store bottle upright, keep it away from direct sunlight and heat (especially relevant in warmer climates like Delhi) to preserve fragrance quality.

• If you’re out for many hours (e.g., workday→event), consider a small travel atomizer to refresh later.