Ocean Dream by Giorgio Beverly Hills c1996

Ocean Dream by Giorgio Beverly Hills: launched in 1996 in association with Designer Parfums and Proctor & Gamble. Created by Alberto Morillas. Ocean Dream was inspired by the beach's omnipresence in the southern California consciousness.




It is classified as an aquatic floral fragrance for women. Described as 'aquatic-floral', it is composed of ten accords of oceanic and floral notes and is designed to celebrate the lifestyle of southern California.

• Top notes: bergamot, peach, lemon, oceanic accord, freesia
• Middle notes:  orange blossom, water lily, water heliotrope
• Base notes: oakmoss, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, cedar and vetiver

New Woman, 1996:

"THE NAME: Ocean Dream. ... The Concept: The glass bottle has a weathered, Coke-bottle-washed-by-the-sea appeal and the ingredients are "olfactory interpretations of feelings inspired by the ocean." The Smell: A fresh fruity-floral, the scent contains "water flowers" like pink pearl, a water lily indigenous to the North China Sea, and seaside heliotrope, a purple flower found in warm Pacific waters."

Bottle:

Step-by-step Graphics, 1996:

"A luxurious look was essential when Maddocks & Company created a signature bottle for Ocean Dream, a new perfume from Giorgio. The bottles were molded one at a time and finished by hand, and the coloring (produced by adding minerals or metal oxides to the molten glass) increased the per-bottle cost dramatically."