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Maison Margiela REPLICA By the Fireplace Eau de Toilette — 100 mL in Amber
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Maison Margiela

REPLICA By the Fireplace Eau de Toilette — 100 mL

Smoky chestnut and vanilla

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Amber
Size
100 mL / 3.4 oz
Material
Eau de toilette; clove oil, chestnut accord, vanilla accord
$170.00at Sephora

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Smoky chestnut and vanilla

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Why choose it

  • Smoky chestnut gives contrast to pure dessert sweetness
  • 100 mL bottle plus smaller options at retailer

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  • Smoky clove/wood character can dominate for some preferences
  • Highest listed bottle price in this six-product comparison
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