17 Tubéreuse Couture Eau de Parfum

Tubéreuse Couture treats tuberose as a flower worthy of haute couture: not simply beautiful, but full of contrasts. Pierre Guillaume brings five aspects of its character into focus, from green freshness and camphor-like coolness to solar warmth, animalic nuances and milky softness.

Tuberose remains the principal flower in this full-bodied composition. Calamansi, citrus and neroli illuminate its fresher side, while a sugar accord and benzoin contribute sweeter nuances. The creamy impression meets the flower's greener, sharper character instead of settling into uniform white-floral sweetness.

The result is heady and radiant, yet it preserves an incisive freshness. The couture reference speaks to the flower's complexity: soft and challenging, milky and green at the same time. Sweetness embellishes the tuberose without turning it into a dessert. Its appeal lies in experiencing those cooler and warmer facets together, rather than choosing only the flower's creamy side.

Fragrance notes: calamansi, tuberose, sugar accord, citrus, neroli and benzoin.

This fragrance is for you if: you enjoy full-bodied white florals in which creamy softness meets green freshness and expressive animalic nuances.

This fragrance may not be your best match if: you want a very light, clean floral without a heady character or camphor-like sharpness.

Choose this fragrance if: you want tuberose in its complexity, with a cool, green contrast as important as the flower's sweet creaminess.

About the colour: natural aromatic materials can cause the yellow shade to vary between batches. No dye is added to compensate for these variations, which do not change the fragrance's olfactory identity.