Azora

Azora opens with a bright burst of bergamot, litchi, and orange, creating a juicy, lively, and slightly semi-aquatic initial impression that leans unisex but quickly settles into a softer, more feminine profile. The heart features a soft, creamy floral blend with peach, jasmine, and white musk, giving it a delicate, inviting character that recalls Fleur Narcotique, D&G L’Imperatrice, or even Taylor Swift’s Taylor. The scent evolves into a powdery, musky, fruity dry-down, with a faint woody base that adds just enough structure. It is moderate in sillage and longevity, often lasting beyond average, with a clean, slightly soapy freshness that makes it ideal for warm-weather daytime wear. The fragrance is linear, with little depth or complexity, and some find it overly synthetic or sweet, particularly in the peach-forward dry-down, but others praise its clarity, freshness, and bold, impending sweetness. Despite its soft and slightly sweet character, it manages to avoid feeling childish, maintaining a refined quality that suits spring and summer occasions.