Blue

Part of the aromatic family, Blue combines a fresh lavender with camphoraceous accents with a cedar that evokes pencil wood. The fragrance was created in 2015 for Kenneth Cole by perfumer Mathieu Nardin. Its floral lavender rests on a woody base with resinous undertones, and the composition is offered in 30, 50 and 100 ml bottles.

Brand: Kenneth Cole
Launch year: 2015
Perfumer: Mathieu Nardin
Olfactory family: Aromatic

Published November 3, 2026

Where to buy

Blue was released in 2015 in the Kenneth Cole catalog. The house entrusted its composition to Mathieu Nardin, who signs the formula. The creation is sold in three sizes: 30 ml, 50 ml and 100 ml.

Olfactory pyramid

Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Lavender
Base notesWhat lingers
- Cedar

Composition

Heart tier

Lavender occupies the heart. This garrigue plant carries a clean freshness and a floral facet. Its camphoraceous side recalls the essential oils distilled from its spikes. These three traits give it a character that is at once clean, herbaceous and softly floral.

Woody base

Cedar anchors the base. Its dry wood immediately evokes pencil wood, whose casings were once cut from this essence. A resinous nuance rounds out this impression of shavings and extends the woody side of the accord.

Aromatic family

Lavender gives Blue its aromatic classification. This family brings together garrigue plants and fragrant herbs, whose green and camphoraceous tonalities recall the harvest. Here, the camphor of the lavender is its direct expression, and the cedar offers it woody support.