Fragrances

Good Girl Gone Bad Extreme deepens the original floral-fruity profile with a creamier and more saturated white-floral texture. It feels fuller, smoother, and more luxurious than the standard Good Girl Gone Bad.

A 2025 Good Girl flanker that shifts the line toward a jasmine-centered richer floral identity while keeping its signature sensual polish. It feels more floral and lush than the gourmand-heavy branches.

Légère softens Good Girl into a creamier, airier, and slightly fresher floral-gourmand style. It feels smoother and easier than the original while keeping the same seductive identity.

Suprême adds darker berry warmth and richer sweetness to the Good Girl profile, making it glossier and more evening-oriented. It feels richer and more dramatic than the original.

Good Life for Men is one of the house’s smoother and more characterful late-1990s masculines, with fig, spice, and woods creating a relaxed yet polished style. It feels warm, distinctive, and quietly luxurious.

Good Life Woman is a softer fruity-floral with a warm feminine finish and a polished mainstream style. It feels smooth, approachable, and more comforting than aquatic.

A masculine Bergdorf Goodman exclusive with citrus, aromatic spice, woods, leather, musk, and ambergris. It feels urbane and tailored, with a restrained richness suited to a formal city fragrance.

A Mezzanotte parfum where wild strawberry, rose, oud, and warm woods create a dark fruity-floral atmosphere. It feels plush and nocturnal, with a juicy red opening giving way to richer floral and oud-toned depth. It is sensual without becoming syrupy.

A richer Bond No. 9 composition built around woods, resins, and a polished Middle Eastern-inspired luxury style. It feels smooth, opulent, and more evening-oriented than the house’s fresher city scents.

A citrus-woody fragrance centered on orange, mandarin, neroli, galbanum, blackcurrant, tonka, and amber. It has a brisk, uplifting opening and a smoother ambery base, making it feel cheerful, clean, and quietly magnetic.

A sweet fruity-floral fragrance tied to the Gossip Girl license, built around creamy vanilla, berry sweetness, rosy floral facets, vetiver, oakmoss, and soft sensual warmth. It is not a serious chypre; it is playful, polished, and youthful, with the berries and vanilla giving it a flirtatious evening character over a lightly green base.

A feminine fruity-floral-oriental fragrance from the Gossip Girl tie-in line, with peach, pear, bergamot, passion fruit, apricot, vanilla, musk, sandalwood, vetiver, and oakmoss facets appearing across retailer note lists. It feels bright and sweet at first, then warmer and softer as the vanilla, musks, and woods take over. The mood is glossy, playful, and clearly mass-appeal.

A darker entry in the Angel Collection, built around a gothic contrast of sweetness, smoke, flowers, woods, and shadowed musk. It feels romantic in a black-lace way: dramatic, slightly dusty, and theatrical without becoming heavy-handed.

A dark oud-leather extrait built around oud, leather, incense, cypriol, resin, dry woods, labdanum, amber, castoreum, and musks. It feels dusty, resinous, and gothic rather than glossy, with the oud framed by smoldering material and worn leather. Dark, woody, and atmospheric.

A sweet fragrance with an almost apothecary-like edge, balancing confectionary warmth against something more resinous and unusual. It feels charming but slightly odd in a good way, less bakery dessert than perfumed sweets and spice.

A powdery iris-violet composition with violet leaf, orris, benzoin, patchouli, and sandalwood. It feels cool, polished, and silvery, connecting strongly to the older Ombre Mercure idea while presenting the structure in a smoother By Terry form.

A breezier Bond No. 9 that leans toward sea air, sunlight, and a relaxed coastal mood. It feels airy, polished, and especially natural in warm weather.

A conceptual modern scent with a navigational idea: sharp freshness, dry aromatics, soft woods, and a slightly synthetic-clean structure. It feels like movement through urban air, with a clear opening and a more abstract, woody-musky trail underneath.

Grace is a Black Collection fragrance from Boadicea the Victorious, using dark woods, amber, musk, resin, and controlled sweetness to create a sleek nocturnal character. It feels smooth, shadowed, and expensive, with enough polish to keep the composition formal rather than heavy.

Grain de Plaisir gives the house a smoother floral-fruity warmth with a romantic and slightly velvety character. It feels feminine, polished, and especially easy to wear for an older niche composition.