There has been a resurgence of classic or 'retro' fragrances recently - a movement that some are calling the "Old Lady" perfume trend. Yet, far from smelling staid and old-fashioned, these powdery scents have captured the attention of Gen Z and Millennials, making them one of the most surprising comebacks of the year.

We're talking about notes that are going beyond mere nostalgia for the fragrances our mothers and grandmothers once wore and are now firmly establishing their place in modern perfumery.

Notes such as vanilla, lavender, iris and violet are experiencing a renaissance within the niche fragrance sector, with timeless elements expertly reinterpreted to create innovative new versions.

This enthusiasm is echoed by Miguel Bartolomé, Brand Manager at European luxury beauty

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