Elizabeth Arden

5th Avenue

20 notes catalogued · sourced Oct 2026

Scent DNA · Fresh, with Warm Depth

  • Floral 55%
  • Citrus 10%
  • Spicy 10%
  • Amber 5%
  • Fruity 5%
  • Gourmand 5%
  • Musky 5%
  • Woody 5%

Note Pyramid

The first spray is airy and floral — lily of the valley, linden blossom, lilac and magnolia, lifted by bergamot and mandarin. Underneath, jasmine, tuberose, rose and a pinch of nutmeg give way to a soft base of musk, iris, sandalwood and vanilla. (Description based on notes.)

How It Smells & Compares

A very long floral list: lily of the valley, linden and lilac on top, jasmine, tuberose and Bulgarian rose in the heart, musk, iris, sandalwood and amber below.

Closest in our data

  • Elizabeth Arden Red DoorShares 10 notes (amber, carnation, jasmine, lily of the valley, musk, peach, sandalwood, tuberose, violet, ylang-ylang). Adds rose, plum, orange blossom, anise, honey, lily.
  • Lanvin ArpègeShares 10 notes (amber, bergamot, iris, jasmine, lily of the valley, musk, peach, sandalwood, vanilla, ylang-ylang). Adds aldehydes, honeysuckle, rose, vetiver, patchouli.
More detail

5th Avenue has 20 notes, the longest list in this group. Floral notes are 55% of its scent DNA, citrus and spicy 10% each, and amber, fruity, gourmand, musky and woody 5% each. The top has six notes, mostly white flowers and citrus, the heart eight, including jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, Bulgarian rose, peach, violet, carnation and nutmeg, and the base six, ending on vanilla and clove.

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