Parfums de Marly.
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Fruit is the common thread, not the whole story.

Parfums de Marly’s official collection describes Delina as a floral-fruity rose and Layton as an ambery fruity fougère. Those labels provide two distinct starting points, even though both catalog profiles include fruit, flowers and sweet notes.

Delina’s rhubarb and litchi sit around rose, while Layton’s apple and lavender lead toward vanilla, cardamom and woods. Compare the tart-floral direction with the aromatic-woody one to learn which structure you prefer. Neither the bottle color nor a marketing category should replace a personal sample.