Vivienne Westwood Let It Rock Perfume & Fine Fragrance
Perfume Guide - Perfume House - Vivienne Westwood - Let It Rock

Vivienne Westwood Let It Rock perfume is the new fragrance for Autumn 2007 from the Grande Dame of British Fashion. Vivienne Westwood Let It Rock is a 70’s inspired scent with heady wood and patchouli overtones.

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Vivienne Westwood was a key icon in the ‘70s punk scene and spelled out ‘Let It Rock’ in fluoro pink letters on the front of her first shop on the King’s Road, the fragrance is an ode to this beginning.

Let it Rock perfume has a similarly in-your-face, rock ‘n’ roll attitude, from its lipstick scrawl logo, to the intense, sexy notes of bergamot, amber and patchouli and the triumphant Westwood orb stopper. Vivienne Westwood Let it Rock perfume retains an oriental character even with these overtones, by the collection of bergamot, freesia, jasmine, and amber and is the perfect scent for people who love Prada and other Patchouli based perfumes.

Vivienne Westwood Let It Rock Perfume:
Perfume Type - Oriental Perfume
Release Date - 2007

Perfume
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