Gucci Bloom Parfum, launched in 2025, extends the Bloom collection initiated in 2017 under Alessandro Michele. Composed by Alberto Morillas, the extrait reinterprets the line's white floral accord into a golden accord, carried by coral jasmine, co-extracted tuberose and orange blossom, over a base of Peru balsam, vanilla and amber, in the square Bloom bottle recast in midnight black.
The central accord
Gucci describes an interplay of accords rather than a tiered structure: the coral jasmine accord, described as a warm, luminous nocturnal jasmine, occupies a central place and bathes the whole, according to Gucci, in a golden veil.
Tuberose and orange blossom
The house mentions a co-extracted tuberose, described as modern, which brings a sophisticated richness and a powdery sensuality, complemented by touches of orange blossom.
The amber base
The house attributes the rich, amber accent of the composition to a Peru balsam extract, paired with a duo of vanilla notes, one described as creamy and sweet, the other as spicy and woody.
What the label declares
The label confirms Peru balsam under its botanical name, Myroxylon pereirae, and vanilla through vanillin and coumarin; it also reveals what the house's discourse omits, a patchouli, Pogostemon cablin, and two synthetic musks, hexamethylindanopyran and hexadecanolactone.
Tetramethyl acetyloctahydronaphthalenes, an amber woody material, appears at the top of the list; benzyl salicylate, hydroxycitronellal, citronellol and geraniol carry the announced white flowers, eugenol, isoeugenol and cinnamyl alcohol the spicy, balsamic facet, and linalool, linalyl acetate, limonene and pinene a discreet freshness.
Competing pyramids
Ifragrance offers a list of notes without a top, heart and base hierarchy, grouping jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom, Peru balsam, vanilla and amber; the materials match those given by the house, without a tiered breakdown.