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Kylie 2010

Kylie has come a long way since gracing our TV screens as tomboy Charlene in Neighbours. In honour of our beloved pop-princess’ life, iconic talent and unstoppable musical career, we take a look back in pictures at Kylie Minogue through the ages.

Kylie was launched into the media spotlight in the late 1980s through her role on popular soap opera Neighbours as the fresh-faced, girl-next-door, Charlene.

Pictured with Neighbours co-star Jason Donovan, the couple spurred huge media interest over their on and off-screen love affair, which continued well into the ’90s.

Kylie and Jason on the set of Neighbours. The Australian soap opera, which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2005, has launched a number of careers throughout its running, including Guy Pearce (Mike Young), Natalie Imbruglia (Beth Willis) and Delta Goodrem (Nina Tucker).

Minogue performing Locomotion in 1988. The song spent seven weeks at number one on the Australian music charts and was the highest selling single in Australia in the 1980s.

A wistful looking Kylie on set for her video Je ne sais pas pourquoi. The song was released as the fourth single from her debut album Kylie in 1988 and was a top five hit in the UK. Kylie subsequently became the first artist in the history of the British charts to have four top three singles from one album.

With such growing popularity, Kylie’s girl-next-door image was swiftly cast aside for a more glamourous and sexy one — for which Kylie is still famous for today.

Kylie Minogue performs during the MTV Europe Music Awards at the Festhalle in Frankfurt, Germany in 1999. The awards were beamed to millions of adoring music fans around the world.

Light Years (2000) was influenced by 1970s disco and lent itself to the type of music that Kylie does best. It generated rave reviews with hit singles such as Spinning Around and Fever, and contributed to one of the biggest career come-backs the music industry has ever seen.

Kylie has always been a picture of grace and beauty while remaining one of the world’s biggest sex icons. However, she is adored by women and gay men alike, and acknowledges the gay community by performing at various gay venues and events throughout the world.

Kylie’s evolving image and often overt sexuality has led to some comparisons to the queen of pop, Madonna.

Kylie looking a picture of health and radiance in New York in 2002.

Dashing Frenchman, Oliver Martinez was a rock for Kylie when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005, barely leaving the singer’s side throughout her battle with the disease. However, the pair separated in 2007.

Kylie gave a very candid interview about her cancer ordeal in London in 2007 with British TV presenter and good friend, Cat Deeley. She later appeared on The Ellen Degeneres Show in the United States and spoke on the common problem of cancer misdiagnosis.

Showgirl – The Homecoming Tour was the comeback tour for the brave and devoted Kylie Minogue following her cancellation of the Australian and Asian legs of the original tour. She’d been forced to cancel as a result of her illness.

After waging war on breast cancer, splitting with Oliver Martinez and performing her sell-out Showgirl – Homecoming tour, Kylie deserved to party. Pictured here at a celebration thrown in honour of the 20th anniversary of her first number one single Locomotion.

Proving she’s still got what it takes, Kylie poses with her International Female Solo Artist award during the Brit Awards 2008 in London this February.

In May this year, our Aussie starlet received the much revered Ordre des Arts et des Lettres in France, which recognises significant contributions to the arts.

Performing on stage on the opening night of her world tour KYLIE X 2008 Tour at Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy in Paris this May.

Continuing the KYLIE X 2008 Tour, Kylie performs in the southern German city of Stuttgart on May 9 and proves to the world that even at 40 years old, she’s still going strong.

View our slideshow of some of the world’s most successful and beautiful women over 40.

Kylie Minogue performs on stage during The Brit Awards 2009.

Not just an entertainer, Kylie Minogue poses during the official launch of her new fragrance ‘Sexy Darling’ in Sydney 2008.

Yet another accomplishment, Kylie Minogue receives her Order of the British Empire (OBE) from the Prince of Wales for services to music, at Buckingham Palace in 2008.

Kylie Minogue and Mathew Horne entertain fans during The Brit Awards 2009.

Kylie shines as she arrives at the 2009 Brit Awards.

In 2009 Kylie launched her own bed linen range ‘Kylie at Home’.

Kylie and Dannii Minogue pose with Jason Donovan and members of the cast of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert.

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Suit yourself

This classic suit is pricey, but it’s an investment you’ll have in your wardrobe forever. Ralph Lauren Collection wool jacket, $3995, cotton shirt, $1295, wool vest, $2295, and wool trousers, $1795, 1800 501 201. Ralph Lauren Black Label silk tie, $200, 1800 501 201. Diva silver rings, $15 each, 1300 348 228. DKNY watch, $150, 1800 818 853. Pedro Garcia leather boots, $675, (02) 9319 4488.

For a feminine alternative to sharp tailoring, mix draped styles in a soft colour palette. Bianca Spender tencel jacket, $619, and voile skirt, $399, (02) 9260 9700. Carla Zampatti georgette top, $299, (02) 9260 9700. Diva copper ring, $20, 1300 348 228. Samvara leather belt, $65, 1300 798 623, samvara.com.au.

Channel Coco Chanel with an iconic tweed-look jacket and matching skirt. Review jacket, $299, and skirt, $179, (03) 9902 5400. Diva synthetic pearl earrings, $13 for set of six, pearl necklace, $20, 1300 348 228. Kailis Silver sterling silver T-bar pearl necklace, $550, and sterling silver pearl necklace, $250, kailisjewellery.com.au. Equip cuff, $18, (02) 9479 7888. Levante stockings, $24.95, 1800 634 876. Wittner shoes, $140, 1300 137 463.

Perk up simple suiting with bold hues and interesting textures. Karen Walker cotton jacket, 4-14, $649, and cotton trousers, 4-14, $407, (02) 9281 1110. Ray-Ban tortoiseshell glasses, $240, 1300 655 612. Lumière glass ring (on model’s left hand), $40, 1800 335 011. Swarovski crystal ring (left hand), $245, 1300 791 599. Diva plastic ring (on right hand), $15, 1300 348 228.

For more from this shoot see the July issue of The Weekly.

The tuxedo suit has a timeless appeal. For a feminine finish, team it with heels. Wayne Cooper jacket, $395, wool waistcoat, $220, and stretch cotton bra top, $155, (02) 8399 3977. Bettina Liano trousers, $395, (03) 9539 5100. Swarovski crystal earrings, $160, 1300 791 599. Sportscraft diamanté bracelet, $40, 1800 002 477. Peep Toe beaded bracelet, $79, www.peeptoeshoes.com.au. Pedro Garcia leather shoes, $850, (02) 9319 4488.

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Ovarian Cancer charity auction

The Australian Women’s Weekly has partnered with L’Oréal Paris to help find a test for early detection of ovarian cancer.

To help this cause you can buy the one-off designer gowns in our celebrity charity portfolio. Click through the following pages to make your bid. Auction closes on July 10.

www.lorealparis.com.au

One Australian woman dies every 10 hours from ovarian cancer which is why the search for a cure is so critical. In a unique initiative The Weekly has partnered with L’Oréal Paris for this charity auction of one-off silver gowns, designed by top Australian designers. The dresses are modelled by seven stunning Australian stars and you can bid for them here with every cent raised donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. The auction has now finished.

Catriona Rowntree wears Alex Perry (02-9233 6555/alexperry.com.au) silk satin and silk georgette gown, size 8, value $6,500. Every cent raised by this unique initiative between The Weekly and L’Oréal Paris will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Catriona Rowntree wears Alex Perry (02-9233 6555/alexperry.com.au) silk satin and silk georgette gown, size 8, value $6,500. WINNING BID: $1,000

Lucinda Dunn wears Nicolangela (03-9639 3530/nicolangela.com) silk satin dress, size 1 (suitable for sizes 6-14), value $1,299. Every cent raised by this unique initiative between The Weekly and L’Oréal Paris will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Lucinda Dunn wears Nicolangela (03-9639 3530/nicolangela.com) silk satin dress, size 1 (suitable for sizes 6-14), value $1,299. WINNING BID: $600

Lisa McCune wears Aurelio Costarella (08-9228 0373/aureliocostarella.com) silk and crystal beaded gown, size 8, value $1,500. Every cent raised by this unique initiative between The Weekly and L’Oréal Paris will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Lisa McCune wears Aurelio Costarella (08-9228 0373/aureliocostarella.com) silk and crystal beaded gown, size 8, value $1,500. WINNING BID: $620

Jessica Marias wears Akira (02-9232 1078/akira.com.au), value $4,000. Rebecca Gibney wears Steven Khalil (02-9380 7547/stevenkhalil.com), value $4,700. Every cent raised will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Jessica Marias wears Akira (02-9232 1078/akira.com.au) silk organza and silk habotai lined gown, size 1 (suitable for size 8), value $4,000. WINNING BID: $1,176

Rebecca Gibney wears Steven Khalil (02-9380 7547/stevenkhalil.com) pearlescent dupion dress, size 10, value $4,700. WINNING BID: $660

Livinia Nixon wears Thurley (02-9368 7711/thurley.com.au) silk dress available in sizes 6-14, value $699. Every cent raised by this unique initiative between The Weekly and L’Oréal Paris will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Livinia Nixon wears Thurley (02-9368 7711/thurley.com.au) silk dress available in sizes 6-14, value $699. WINNING BID: $790

Chris Bath wears Carla Zampatti (02 9260 9700/carlazampatti.com) taffeta dress, available in sizes 6-14, value $759. Every cent raised by this unique initiative between The Weekly and L’Oréal Paris will be donated to the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Learn more about L’Oréal’s partnership: www.lorealparis.com.au

Chris Bath wears Carla Zampatti (02 9260 9700/carlazampatti.com) taffeta dress, available in sizes 6-14, value $759. WINNING BID: $414 For auction terms and conditions click here.

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A la mode

There’s no need to get on a plane to achieve the Parisian look, with ruffles, tweed, bold prints, classic black and eye-catching accessories. Cue cotton top, 6-14, $159, 1800 060 706. George Gross wool skirt, 8-18, $299, (02) 9326 2088. Peter Lang patent leather belt, S-L, $149, (02) 9319 7381. Equip plastic bangles, $17 for set of five, (02) 9479 7888. David Lawrence leather clutch, $99, 1800 100 366.

Play with contrasting textures, light fabrics complement and soften tweed. Saba cotton elastane trench coat, 6-18, $399, 1800 441 739. Veronika Maine polyester top, 6-16, $149, 1800 060 706. George Gross wool blend tweed skirt, 8-18, $269, (02) 9326 2088. Peter Lang patent leather belt, S-L, $149, (02) 9319 7033. Aldo leather and rubber heels, 35-42, $150, 1800 048 377.

Add to skinny jeans for a leg-lengthening look and add a tailored jacket for a polished look. Sussan polyester and wool jacket, 8-16, $150, cotton top, 8-16, $30, and cotton polyester jeans, 8-16, $90, 1300 363 351. Peep Toe patent leather heels, 35-41, $275, www.peeptoeshoes.com.au.

Tone down a bold print with neutral accessories. Lisa Ho viscose and wool dress, 6-14, $739, (02) 8303 7888. Witchery leather bag, $270, 1800 640 249, witchery.com.au

For more from this shoot see the April issue of The Weekly.

Choose an LBD with a sleeve detail to add interest and break up solid back with a cute beret and a printed clutch. Target polyester viscose dress, 10-16, $60, 1300 130 000. Gregory Ladner wool beret, $16, (03) 9419 9433. Oroton pony skin and leather clutch, $395, 1800 061 047, oroton.com. Nine West suede heels, 5-11, $159, 1800 099 378, ninewest.com.au.

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Safeguard your skin

The most important way to take care of your skin is to protect it from the sun. And in this sundrenched country of ours, it can be difficult. A lifetime of sun exposure can cause wrinkles, freckles, age spots so it is worth taking the time to find the best sun protection for you.

Auscreen Everyday Lotion Trigger Spray, $12.99. Jan Marini Skin Research Body Block, $58 (120mL). Clarins Sun Care Cream High Protection SPF20, $42.00 (200mL). Banana Boat Kids Roll-On SPF 30+, $9.29 (75 mL).

L’Oreal Paris UV Perfect SPF 30+, $24.95. Banana Boat Dry Touch Sport SPF 30+, $14.99. Bloom Daily Shield Body SPF 30+, $32. Banana Boat Ultra Mist Coconut Dry Oil SPF 30+, $14.99.

Dermalogica Solar Defense Wipes, $32.50. miessence Reflect Outdoor Balm, $32.95 (100g)

L’Oreal Paris Body Expertise NutriLift, $14.25. Fruit of the Earth Aloe Vera Pure Gel, $11.95 (170 grams). Biotherm After Sun Sparkle Cream, $60

Clarins SOS Sunburn Soother, $42. Auscreen After Sun Gel, $5.99. Banana Boat After Sun Aloe Gel, $7.99. Invisible Zinc Environmental Repair Serum, $42. Biotherm After Sun Hydrating Body Milk, $50.

Bloom Daily Shield Lip Balm 30+, $12.95. Lanolips Sunshine, $13.95. Face of Australia SPF 30+ Tinted Moisturiser, $11.95. Face of Australia SPF 15 Stick Foundation, $11.95. Invisible Zinc Tinted Daywear, $32 (50g). NP Liquid Veil in Buenos Aires, $30.

MAC Mineralize Skinfinish in Shimpagne, $46. Lancôme Tropiques Mineral Compact Bronzer, $82. Lip gloss part of NP Bronze Bonanza pack, (with pressed powder and bronzing brush) $55 (for pack). Model Co, GLOW Summer Bronze, $58.

St. Tropez Self Tan Bronzing Mousse, $65.95 (240mL). L’Oreal Paris Sublime Bronze Airbrush Effect, $23.45. Laura Mercier Sunless Tanner, $70. Vani-T Bronzing Custard, $28.95 (200mL).

Invisible Zinc Jet Set Tan, $38. Biotherm Summer Source Gradual Body Tanner, $55. Sally Hansen Airbrush Legs, $29.95. Ti Cosmetics The Bronzer Self Tan, $24.95.

Model Co Sunsponge Custom Self-Tan, $49. Clarins Delicious Self Tanning Cream, $40. Bloom Instant Bronzing Gel, $28. Face of Australia Streak Free Tinted Tanning Mousse, $11.95.

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Jackie O

Jacqueline Bouvier leading her pony, ‘Buddy,’ at the Southampton Riding and Hunt Club for the annual horse show, Long Island, New York in 1934.

Jacqueline Bouvier with her dog, Tammy, at the dog show at East Hampton Fair, Long Island, New York in 1939. It was her tenth birthday.

Jacqueline Bouvier, age 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs John V Bouvier III, in her prize-winning American Indian costume at a horse show at the East Hampton Riding Club, Long Island, New York. Young Jacqueline, who is seen here riding her piebald pony, ‘Dance Step,’ spent the 1939 summer season at the home of her parents.

American future first lady Jacqueline Bouvier jumps a fence on her horse Danseuse during the East Hampton Horse Show at the Riding Club of East Hampton, East Hampton, New York, August 23, 1941.

Jackie standing on a lawn with her father, John V Bouvier III in East Hampton, Long Island, New York in 1947.

12th September 1953: John Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier pose with their ushers and maids of honor on their wedding day, Newport, Rhode Island.

Jacqueline Bouvier on the day of her wedding to John F. Kennedy in Newport, Rhode Island, 12 September 1953.

U.S. senator John F. Kennedy and Jackie on the grass in front of their home, Hyannis, Massachusetts, 1953.

John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy enjoy a day of the water at Hyannis Port, Massachusetts in 1955.

Baby Caroline Kennedy kissing her father JFK at the Kennedy’s residence in Washington DC.

Already becoming a style icon, Jackie Kennedy relaxes at a picnic.

Jackie by the seaside in the early 60s.

First Lady Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy attends dinner with the Prime Minister of Japan at the Japanese Embassy June 21, 1961 in Washington.

John F Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy had good looks and charismatic personalities which made them popular newspaper and magazine subjects.

American First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy in a red dress, stands in before a dining room table in the White House during the filming of a CBS News Special program called ‘A Tour of the White House with Mrs. John F. Kennedy,’ Washington DC, January 15, 1962.

John F. Kennedy, Jr. playing with his mother’s necklace at the White House in 1962. The simulated Pearl Necklace worn by Jacqueline Kennedy while in residence at the White House sold for USD 190,000 during the Sotheby’s auction of the estate of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis 25 April 1996 in New York.

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, with his wife Jacqueline and their children Caroline and John Jnr on Easter Sunday at Palm Beach, Miami, Florida, 14th April 1963.

Jacqueline Kennedy attends the inauguration of a memorial to her husband John F. Kennedy in Runnymede, Surrey, nearly eighteen months after his assassination. Holding her hand is her young son, John F. Kennedy Jr in 15th May 1965.

Jackie Onassis with sister Lee Radziwill departing for Aristotle Onassis’ private island, Scorpios.

Jackie Onassis and her husband Aristotle Onassis leave an Athens nightclub at 7am after celebrating Jackie’s 40th birthday in 1969.

Jackie Onassis, always epitomized laid back yet flawless style, shopping in Soho in September 1970.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis walks through a busy street with the Gaines girls in Capri, Italy, one of her favourite places, in the early 1970s.

Jackie Onassis at the Metropolitan Opera House, May 13, 1975, in New York City just months after her second husband Aristotle Onassis passed away.

Jackie Onassis and her son John Kennedy Jr. land in the US on April 3, 1976.

Jackie looks on at the 5th Annual RFK Pro-Celebrity Tennis Tournament in August 1976.

A look many have channeled, Jackie O leaving an exhibit with Carl Katz in October 1977.

Still turning heads at 50, Jackie Onassis at the Costume Institute Gala Presents “Fashions of The Hapsburg Era” 3 Dec 1979.

Jackie Onassis and Caroline Kennedy at the wedding of Courtney Kennedy and Jeff Ruhe, 14 June 1980.

Jackie Onassis at the Hollywood Twin Cinema after seeing Death In Venice , 21 July 1981.

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Budget busters

From gilded gorgeousness to workaday essentials, this month’s new products not only illuminate your looks, but are easy on the budget.

Clockwise from top: Natio Mineral Pressed Powder Bronzer, $18.95 and Mineral Lip and Cheek Colour Wheel, $14.95. For a long-lasting, natural finish, try L’Oréal Paris Infallible Never Fail Powder, $31.95.

Olay Regenerist Micro-Sculpting Cream, $49.99, is an anti-sagging sculpting cream that was voted Judges’ Choice at the Australian Beauty Awards.

Making up: Revlon ColorStay Mineral Mousse Make-Up, $29.95.

Eyes right: Max FactorMasterpiece Glide and Define Eyeliner, $19.95, was voted runner-up for the best liquid liner at this year’s Australian Beauty Awards. A-Plus: Dr. LeWinn’s Day Cream Moisturiser, $74.95, Advanced Night Cream, $64.95, and Firming Eye Cream, $54.95, contain vitamin A, anti-oxidants and essential nutrients to nourish the skin and minimise signs of ageing.

As part of a no-fuss skincare routine, try Simple Anti-Wrinkle Day Cream, $29.95.

You can fight ageing while you sleep with Nivea Visage Anti-Wrinkle Q10 Plus Night Cream, $18.95.

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Feet first

New York-based celebrity nail artist Jin Soon shares her essential guide for an easy at-home pedicure. Your feet will be sandal-ready in no time.

Get to work on rough skin and calluses. Soak feet for a few minutes in warm water with hand wash from step one. The cuticles and skin will then be soft enough to treat. Try Botani Detox Foot Scrub, $14.95.

After soaking, perform a callus treatment. Begin by scrubbing feet with a soothing scrub. Massage into feet, rinse. Then get to work with your pumice, sloughing until skin feels less rough. Try Avon Footworks Pumice Stone and Brush, $9.

Dry your feet and take a few minutes to massage a hydrating, cooling moisturising cream all the way from your toes to your knees. Try Endota Spa Foot Cream Mint and Desert Lime, $45.

Wipe the nail clean from oil and moisturiser with a cotton pad soaked in nail-polish remover. After separating the toes to prevent smudges, apply the nail lacquer. Try Essie The Cuticle Pen, $29.95. Mavala Pedi-Pads, $6.95.

Choose a beautiful summer hue and apply one single stripe of colour down the centre of the nail, then along either side, repeating until the nail has a smooth finish of polish. Try B Collection by Bloom Nail lacquer in Cancun, 14.95, from Target. OPI Nail Lacquer Pink Flamenco, $19.95. Zoya Professional Lacquer in Renee, $17.

Two layers of colour are essential to get the true depth of your polish. Try: Jin Soon for M.A.C Nail Lacquer in Rich, Dark, Delicious, $22. Jin Soon for M.A.C Nail Lacquer in Dance all Night, $22. M.A.C Nail Lacquer in Beyond Jealous.

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Bright Beauty

Backstage at DKNY Spring 2010 Fashion show at New York Fashion Week.

Make-up at the Nicole Miller Fall 2009 show was bold and bright, with purple hues on the eyes.

Kylie Minogue amps up her look with a splash of sparkly mint across her lids to compliment her olive green gown.

At Gucci, models wore eye-popping tones on their lids to show off the colour blocking of the clothes.

Face of Australia Eye Definer in Purple, $6.95. Chanel Les 4 Ombres in Bird of Paradise, $98. Shu umera painting liner in MEgreen, $55.00. GOSH Extreme Art Eyeliner RRP$25 in Aqua. BYS Eyeshadow 5 piece horizontal in Bold & Bright, $5.95. Lancôme Color Design in Aloha Blue, $42.00

Angelina Jolie shows off her gorgeous lips with a matt red lipstick. With loosely done hair, her lips stand out on the red carpet.

The fashion world had eyes on New York Fashion Week to see the clothing trends for 2010, but the beauty conscious were more interested in seeing what the models had on their faces. Derek Lam Spring 2010 was all about bright, confident make-up looks.

At Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2010 the models sported lip-smacking pink hues on their lips. Try this look next time you’re heading out for a dinner with your girlfriends. Oversized bow optional!

Estée Lauder Signature Hydra Lustre Lipstick in Apricot Sun, $42. Benefit lip gloss in Freshly Squeezed, $32. Catwalk Lip Stick in Prague, $4.95. shu uemura vinyl unlimited in pink, $38. Face of Australia Lip Pencil in Perfect Pink $6.95.

Style maven Natalie Portman glams up a casual outfit with a splash of out-there colour on her fingertips.

The Make Up Store in Lynn, $34. BYS Nail Enamel in Bottle Blonde, $3.95. OPI in No Room For The Blues, $19.95. Avon Nailwear Pro Nail Enamel in Coral Reef, $14.99.

L’Or éal Paris Resist & Shine Titanium in Sanguinello, $;13.45. OPI in Grape Fit, $19.95. BYS Nail Enamel in Mint Condition, $3.95. OPI in On The Same Paige, $19.95.

If you still want more colour in your beauty cabinet, Marc Jacobs Lola (rrp $160) is the fragrance for you. It smells delicious, with fruity top notes and base notes of vanilla, and comes in a beautiful (bright) bottle.

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