1932 (Extrait) vs Les Merveilleuses

Shared character

The two scents overlap on jasmine, iris/orris, musk and suede, giving each a floral core with a soft, skin‑like musk accord. Both are described as belonging to the floral and musk‑skin families.

How they differ

Both fragrances share jasmine, iris/orris, musk and suede, creating a floral‑plus‑skin character. 1932 (Extrait) adds bright citrus (grapefruit) and sweet fruit (pear) to the blend, while Les Merveilleuses introduces green‑violet leaf and classic violet notes. No other accords or families are listed as unique to either scent.

Who each suits

• 1932 (Extrait) – likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy a fresh‑citrus‑fruit start that settles into a floral‑musk skin trail; suitable for daytime or spring‑summer occasions.  • Les Merveilleuses – geared toward those who favor a more powdery, violet‑centric profile with green leaf nuances; a good match for evening wear or cooler months when a classic violet mood is desired.