DKNY Be Delicious Men

crisp green apple with sharp coffee and citrus
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Donna Karan is an American designer house whose fragrance line splits into two personalities: the sophisticated Cashmere Mist pillar and the youth-market DKNY flankers (Be Delicious, Be Delicious Fresh Blossom). The 22 live pieces on Scendira skew feminine (14 of 22) with Fresh (4), Fruity (4) and Floral (2) the largest labeled families. Prices span $14-$156 (average $67). Standout live pieces: Cashmere Mist Collector's Edition ($107.98,.00, soft white florals, creamy sandalwood powder), Cashmere & Rose Absolu ($156,.30, rosy, musky cashmere wrapped around sweet fruit), DKNY Women Fall Limited Edition ($44.99,.11, powdery violet and rose, musky sandalwood), DKNY Be Delicious Ice Pop Citrus Splash ($24.99,.99, cold grapefruit sorbet) and DKNY Be Delicious Fresh Blossom ($15,.91, crisp fruit salad with dewy white flowers).
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