3 Fleurs

OUR VERDICT

Rose | Jasmine | Tuberose

Three flowers, a singular premise. The basis of a promise. To wrangle one flower alone is a feat in itself, but to bring three into harmony is to return to a style of classical perfumery with its preoccupation for great symphonic masterpieces.

With its triumphant arrangement of jasmine, rose, and tuberose (and a not-so-secret dash of muguet and ylang-ylang), 3 Fleurs is a neoclassical wonder, which pays homage to the floral greats (Joy by Jean Patou; Fracas by Robert Piguet; Gold Femme by Amouage …) without necessarily sticking within this paradigm. 3 Fleurs is a bouquet that is greater than the sum of its parts. It rises and falls, soars and descends – it represents a modern interpretation of a classic symphonic style, with a lightness characteristic of contemporary perfumery.

With florals like these contained in excellent works of perfumery, 3 Fleurs smells as if it is on the cusp of a new level of feeling – like the realisation of a promise – the feeling of the encroaching plenitude of satisfaction.

Top Notes: Mint, Galbanum
Heart Notes: Rose, Jasmine, Tuberose
Base Notes: Tuberose, Jasmine, Musk

Perfumer: Marc-Antoine Corticchiato

EAU DE PARFUM 50ML