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"  Perfumer Daphn\u00E9 Bugey was initially flummoxed when Issey Miyake asked her to create a fragrance that would be, simply, &amp;quot;air that smells good.&amp;quot; Pair this with the precedent set by Miyake&amp;#039;s first scent, L&amp;#039;Eau d&amp;#039;Issey, which remains a worldwide favorite 17 years after its introduction, and you&amp;#039;ve got a tall order indeed. Bugey, however, proved herself more than up to the task. The green, woodsy accord of A Scent By Issey Miyake draws inspiration from the cedar forests of Japan as well as the whiff of a breeze blowing across a meadow (the lab&amp;#039;s code name for the fragrance was And Suddenly a Valley) to produce an effect that is as heavenly as a breath of country air. Bright hyacinth and lemon verbena notes are deepened by an oak-moss-and-musk base and enlivened by a trail of jasmine. &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s the surprise: the unexpected opulent floral notes underneath the green opening,&amp;quot; Bugey says. Her goal, she says, was to &amp;quot;bottle freshness.&amp;quot; Judging by a poll around the ELLE offices (&amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s like rolling around in fresh-cut grass&amp;quot;; &amp;quot;It smells clean and healthy, like lemon-infused ice water&amp;quot;; &amp;quot;Mmm...dryer sheets&amp;quot;), we&amp;#039;re pretty sure she can consider her mission accomplished. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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