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Red Door Velvet(2006)

Elizabeth Arden · Elizabeth Arden in-house perfumers · Floral

At a glance

Red Door Velvet is a soft floral‑fruity perfume released by Elizabeth Arden in 2006.

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Brand

Elizabeth Arden

Perfumer

Elizabeth Arden in-house perfumers

Launched

2006

Family

Floral

Red Door Velvet is a soft floral‑fruity perfume released by Elizabeth Arden in 2006. It opens with a delicate tea‑citrus blend that gives way to a powdery heart of peony, freesia and jasmine, while the dry‑down settles into a warm, musky base of patchouli, honey and vanilla. Its silky, velvety character earned it a place as a signature scent for the house’s Red Door line.

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