Tuileries
Fragrance notes
Character
The person who reaches for this bottle wants a night out that feels expensive and a little bit moody. She is not looking for a bright daytime spritz to wear while running errands. She wants to walk into a dimly lit room and have the air around her feel heavier, richer, and entirely her own. This is a scent for the woman who prefers a velvet dress over a cotton sweater and enjoys the feeling of cool air on her skin when the sun has already set.
The opening brings a dark, juicy blackberry that feels immediate and bold, softened by the clean brightness of neroli. As it settles, the heart reveals a dense white floral bouquet where gardenia and jasmine mingle with the exotic warmth of ylang-ylang. It is a sweet composition, but the palisander rosewood and cedar provide a sturdy, woody backbone that keeps the flowers from floating away. There is a grounded, earthy quality here that feels intentional.
Patchouli sits in the base alongside orris, giving the entire blend a powdery, sophisticated depth that lingers on the fabric of a coat. It is a fragrance that feels complete and self-assured, offering a bridge between fruity top notes and a serious, woody foundation. The transition from the initial berry to the final drydown is seamless. It is a beautiful example of a white floral accord meeting a woody finish.
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