Zara Miami EDP

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Zara Miami by Zara is a fragrance for women.
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Zara is a Spanish fashion retailer. Scendira has 280+ Zara perfumes to browse, starting around $20 and topping out near $200.
Most-Discussed Zara Perfumes
The most discussed Zara perfumes in the fragrance communities Scendira tracks are Elegantly Tokyo, Sunrise On The Red Sand Dunes and Fashionably London.
Scent notes for the picks
Elegantly Tokyo (2021) is closest to white floral tea with soft spicy oud; lily up top. Described as bright citrus fruit mist, with musky warm sweetness: Sunrise On The Red Sand Dunes (2023), with bergamot and ginger first and musk and amber at the base. Fashionably London (Eau de Parfum, 2021) shows up as roses in soft powdery citrus air, starting with bergamot before musk take over.
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