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    Elle 2024 by Yves Saint Laurent. Atmospheric mood
    Elle 2024 by Yves Saint Laurent
    Yves Saint Laurent

    Elle 2024

    Peony with an edge. Patchouli finishes it.

    6-8 hoursModerate4.32024

    What does Elle 2024 smell like?

    Elle 2024 by Yves Saint Laurent is an eau de parfum fragrance that opens with Pink Pepper, transitions into a heart of Peony, and settles into a base of Patchouli. Expect 6-10 hours longevity and moderate sillage. Best suited for spring and fall. Rated 4/5, well-liked by the community, 3 votes.

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    Main accords

    patchouli
    floral
    soft spicy
    warm spicy
    woody
    confidentelegantfemininewarmmodernromantic
    If this were a songOcean Eyes · Billie Eilish

    Top Notes

    Heart Notes

    Base Notes

    The Verdict

    What the community says.

    When to Wear10 votes
    Occasions4 votes
    Pros
    • Lasts a full workday without reapplication.
    • Patchouli adds sophistication beyond florals.
    • Moderate sillage stays office-appropriate.
    • Soft without disappearing entirely.
    • The pink pepper sparkles. Then settles.
    • Patchouli grounds it, stops it from floating.
    Cons
    • Patchouli is quieter than expected.
    • Peony fades faster than hoped.
    • Not as bold as older YSL fragrances.
    • May feel too floral for some tastes.
    • The opening needs a minute to settle.

    The Story

    Why it exists.

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    Reviews

    What others think.

    Pink pepper opens, peony follows, then patchouli settles close for hours. That's the whole story in three acts, did it work for you?

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    About Elle 2024.

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