Vendela KirsebomVia Brera Eau de Parfum

Via Brera Eau de Parfum is a radiant, feminine, and sophisticated fragrance created by Vendela Kirsebom – inspired by Via Brera, Vendela’s favorite district in Milan, where she spent much of her time as a model.

The fragrance captures the feeling of warm cobblestone streets, Italian elegance, and the golden light that settles over the city at the end of the day. It opens with radiant top notes of bergamot, pineapple, and pink berries – a fresh, fruity, and luminous introduction that evokes the feeling of sunlight on the skin. At its heart, soft and feminine notes of jasmine, freesia, and peach unfold, giving the fragrance an elegant, floral, and sun-ripened character.

The base is warm, golden, and enveloping, featuring vanilla, amber, skin musk, and patchouli. The patchouli adds depth, warmth, and character – like the sun as it disappears behind Milan’s beautiful façades.

Via Brera is a fruity and warm chypre fragrance – a sophisticated fragrance structure with a fresh opening and a warm, dry base. The result is a modern, feminine, and timeless perfume with radiance, depth, and elegance. The fragrance belongs to the following olfactory family: Fruity • Warm • Chypre

The fragrance was developed in close collaboration with renowned perfumer Pierre Wulff, the creator behind several of the world’s most iconic and celebrated fragrances. Pierre and Vendela have known each other for many years, and their shared understanding of elegance, balance, and character has been instrumental in the creation of Via Brera. Based in New York, Pierre brought his international expertise and artistic precision to every detail, and together they created a fragrance that feels both personal, sunlit, and sophisticated.

Fragrance Notes

• Top Notes: Bergamot, Pineapple, Pink Berries
• Heart Notes: Jasmine, Freesia, Peach
• Base Notes: Vanilla, Amber, Skin Musk, Patchouli

How to Use:

Spray onto pulse points – the neck, wrists, and behind the ears – for optimal fragrance development and longevity. Avoid rubbing your wrists together, as this may affect how the fragrance develops.