Fragrances

A darker, more molten Flowerbomb where syrupy florals, blackcurrant, vanilla, benzoin, and patchouli thicken the composition into something more intense. It feels decadent and glowing, with a deeper after-dark pull than the original.

A lighter, cheerier Flowerbomb built around strawberry brightness, peony, soft musk, and vanilla. It feels youthful and fresh-faced, but still keeps enough creamy floral warmth to remain unmistakably part of the Flowerbomb family.

A sweeter, fruitier Flowerbomb with peach, ruby orchid, and vanilla giving the bouquet a more flamboyant sensuality. It feels brighter and more playful on top, but still dries down with the plush, addictive warmth expected from the line.

A tropical floral-fruity entry in the Flowerbomb universe, blending tiger lily, mango, coconut milk, and benzoin into a warm solar glow. It feels brighter, beachier, and more vacation-lit than the original floral-amber signature.

Flower by Kenzo became one of the brand’s great signatures, pairing powdery rose and violet with musks in a way that feels soft, urban, and poetic. It has a calm modern femininity that made it highly recognizable.

Cherry Poppy adds a fruit-bright and more playful twist to the Flower identity while preserving its feminine elegance. It feels colorful, polished, and a bit more cheerful than the classic powdery original.

Essentielle deepens the Flower idea with more richness and body while preserving the powdery floral heart that defines the line. It feels fuller and more velvety than the original.

L’Absolue intensifies the Flower line into a richer and smoother floral style with greater warmth and density. It feels more dressed-up and a little more voluptuous than the airy originals.

L’Elixir enriches the Flower line with more warmth, raspberry sweetness, and a more sensual floral body. It feels smoother and more evening-friendly than the standard Flower signature.

Flower Fresh takes the house in a brighter petal-forward direction while keeping the familiar airy-clean finish. It feels floral but still unmistakably Clean.

A bright prismatic floral-fruity fragrance with blueberry and an inky abstract shimmer leading into honeysuckle, mirabelle plum, jasmine sambac, and pollen. The composition feels colorful and slightly artistic, with fruit, flowers, and a soft golden dustiness overlapping rather than sitting in separate layers. It reads fresh and modern, but with more texture than a straightforward fruity floral.

A radiant floral centered on jasmine sambac, tuberose, rose petals, and angelica, with citrus and suede-like softness underneath. It feels celebratory and lush, but the transparent Byredo style keeps it from becoming too heady.

Flower Ikebana reworks the Flower concept through a cleaner botanical lens, balancing floral softness with a more structured and plant-like elegance. It feels modern, polished, and less powdery than the classic Flower.

Ikebana Indigo continues the cleaner botanical direction of Flower Ikebana with a deeper, slightly more textile-like floral mood. It feels modern, artistic, and refined.

Flower in the Air reinterprets the Flower theme in a lighter, more airy and fruity-floral direction. It feels bright, feminine, and easiergoing than the denser powdery original.

A luminous fruity-floral with a delicate, silky feel—soft sweetness and fresh brightness up top, then smooth woods and musks in the base. Elegant, gentle, and easy to wear.

A playful fruity-floral with a cheerful Ibiza energy, blending sweetness and brightness without losing refinement. It feels colorful and smiling, like petals, cocktails, and sunlight all filtered through a modern niche lens.

A floral natural perfume built as a soft bouquet, with fresh petals, green nuances, and gentle powdery sweetness. It feels feminine, tender, and garden-like, emphasizing botanical texture over a loud synthetic floral effect.

A floral composition with a soft, modern polish rather than a heavy bouquet effect. It feels airy, petal-like, and lightly musky, using flowers as a smooth atmosphere instead of a dense vintage floral statement.

Flower Show brings a humid greenhouse bouquet effect into the line, bridging floral and botanical green territory. It feels brighter and more colorful than the stark novelty scents.