Kate Spade New York

Kate Spade New York combines a wild strawberry accord with a rose essence. Composed by Marie Salamagne for Kate Spade, the Eau de Parfum opens on bergamot and citrus, belongs to the floral family with a fruity facet, and rests on a base of Ambroxan and Cashmeran.

Brand: Kate Spade
Perfumer: Marie Salamagne
Olfactory family: Floral
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 12, 2026

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Kate Spade New York is an Eau de Parfum from the house of Kate Spade, composed by perfumer Marie Salamagne. Its genesis lies in a pairing: a wild strawberry accord brought together with a rose essence.

Strawberry appears at two tiers of the composition, in both the top and heart notes, which extends the fruit's presence beyond the opening. Kate Spade New York is offered in 6 ml.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
Base notesWhat lingers
- Ambroxan
- Cashmeran

Composition

Opening

Bergamot opens the composition on a fruity, slightly sweet freshness. Strawberry brings sweetness and a gourmand character, with a pronounced sugary note. Citrus rounds out this opening with its freshness and acidity, pulling the start toward a bright, sparkling impression.

Heart tier

Rose appears here warm, with honeyed and waxy accents. Freesia adds a luminous clarity, evoking jasmine and orange blossom. Strawberry returns with its gourmand sweetness, while Cashmeran introduces woody, musky and spicy nuances.

Amber woody base

Ambroxan, a molecule with woody and amber tonalities, carries a slight animalic note. Cashmeran, already present in the heart, extends its woody, musky and spicy facets into the base.

Florals and fruits

The floral character rests on rose and freesia, flowers whose honeyed and luminous facets draw out a bouquet. The fruity facet comes from strawberry, present at two tiers, and from bergamot, whose fruity, fresh profile joins the fruit's red, sugary accord.