Supreme Bouquet
Fragrance notes
Character
Supreme Bouquet opens with pear’s polished fruitiness, sharpened by pink pepper. The effect is bright and plush, with a gentle sparkle that quickly gives way to a large white-floral heart. Tuberose brings creamy volume, jasmine adds a clean floral lift, and ylang-ylang lends a sunny, almost golden softness. Together they create a bouquet with the presence of fresh-cut flowers arranged in a tall glass vase, lush and slightly theatrical.
As the opening settles, the sweetness becomes warmer and more rounded. Amber gives the floral core a smooth glow, while musk softens its edges and adds a close, silky texture. Patchouli is especially important in the drydown. Its earthy woodiness threads through the amber and keeps the base textured, giving Supreme Bouquet a more polished depth than its pear and white-floral opening first suggests. The late character is rich, floral, warm, and faintly animalic, with the tuberose still easy to recognize.
Performance is long-lasting, and the scent leaves a noticeable presence around the wearer. It has enough body for a dressed-up setting, though the graceful floral shape also works beautifully in daytime. Fall and winter bring out its ambered richness, while spring gives the pear and jasmine a fresher frame. Summer can work in lighter application and open-air settings. Supreme Bouquet suits someone who enjoys opulent white florals with a warm, earthy base, especially when a fragrance needs elegance without becoming austere.
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