Fleur du Mâle is the men's Eau de Toilette that Francis Kurkdjian composed in 2007 for Jean Paul Gaultier, twelve years after Le Mâle: an orange blossom carried in the heart of a men's fragrance, between the green freshness of petitgrain and the powdery sweetness of coumarin. A bust lacquered in white, a campaign by Jean-Baptiste Mondino with Andres Velencoso. Discontinued, it returns in 2026 under a formula the house has not published.
The bust of Le Mâle lacquered in immaculate white, dense and sensual, almost insolent; a collector's music-box case.
The bottle reuses the body of Le Mâle, the 2007 press release states, except that it is dressed in an immaculate white, dense and sensual, almost insolent, with a hidden message: nothing to hide. Doré opens her review on this bust of immaculate whiteness that conceals its game well.
Auparfum readers report a collector's music-box case of 75 ml. Paris Select notes in 2026 that the reissue reuses this white bottle, a variation on the house's bust, and that the last 2007 bottles were kept preciously, milliliter by milliliter.