
Fragonard

Giorgio Armani
Belle D'Arles
Armani Code Luna
Shared character
Both fragrances share bergamot, orange blossom and orange blossom absolute, and they are built on floral, citrus, fresh and sweet accords. Their overall fragrance families are listed as floral and ambery (oriental).
How they differ
Belle D'Arles adds neroli, amber, and peach to its bouquet and leans toward a creamy accord, while Armani Code Luna expands the composition with osmanthus, vanilla, tonka bean, bitter orange, petitgrain, pear, cedar, Italian bergamot, belle de nuit flower and moonflower, giving it a powdery facet. Both sit in the floral‑ambery (oriental) family, but Belle D'Arles scores slightly higher with a community rating of 7.6 versus Armani Code Luna’s 7.1.
Who each suits
Belle D'Arles, with its neroli‑amber‑peach blend and creamy texture, is likely to appeal to wearers who enjoy a soft, slightly gourmand floral‑amber scent that feels warm yet airy. Armani Code Luna, featuring a broader palette that includes osmanthus, vanilla, tonka bean, and powdery nuances, suits those who prefer a richer, more complex oriental fragrance with both fruity‑citrus highlights and deeper, slightly woody‑sweet undertones.