Emilio Pucci x Acqua Di Parma
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Radiant with luminosity, the Acqua di Parma Luce di Colonia candle evokes images of Italian landscapes bursting with sunshine. Featuring a bouquet of Sicilian citrus fruits, with notes of orange, lemon, this candle diffuses a light and fresh fragrance. The Vortici print created especially by Pucci adds to the solar effect of this scent.
Name of the Product : Bougie notte di stelle
Name of the Brand : Emilio Pucci x Acqua Di Parma
Description : This year, Acqua di Parma’s Holiday Collection shines brightly in iconic Emilio Pucci style and supports Save the Children’s ‘Rewrite the Future’ campaign .
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