First test wear, interesting scent

While I suppose this is classified as a fig fragrance, the green notes (particularly the laurel and thyme) are the most prominent. I don't see laurel often; it's unique and keeps this from being just another green leafy fig scent. There is a slight dusty and cool edge to the fragrance, likely whatever she used to create the marble accord. I love fig fragrances, but they are often boring and fall into verdant green or milky gourmand. While this is certainly green, it's not a rote fig leaf and call it a day scent. I don't get any lilac specifically, which is a bit of a letdown. It could be that this is lending part of the overall coolness the fragrance has. This is a lush and well tended garden, the shade under a fig tree.