Good Girl Gone Bad Extrême

Announced by Now Smell This in March 2017, Good Girl Gone Bad Extrême extends the floral Alberto Morillas created for Kilian in 2012: the house wraps its flowers, May roses, orange blossom, tuberose, Egyptian sambac jasmine and narcissus, in a milky toffee accord it wants half innocent, half voluptuous.

Brand: By Kilian
Launch year: 2017
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas
Gender: Unisex
Olfactory family: Floral
Concentration: Eau de Parfum

Published November 11, 2026

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My collection

On March 1, 2017, Now Smell This announced two Extrême versions from Kilian, one of Straight to Heaven and one of Good Girl Gone Bad, the 2012 floral. Alberto Morillas signed the composition, which the house presented as the original enhanced with a powerful mille-feuille facet.

An annual edition

Persolaise, who reviewed it in April 2018, describes it as an annual limited edition composed by Alberto Morillas. Now Smell This announced it as an eau de parfum, in a 50 ml size at 295 dollars, and Wikiparfum also lists it among eaux de parfum.

Flowers and milk

Kilian Hennessy wanted, according to the house, to take the whirl of flowers of Good Girl Gone Bad and wrap it in a milky facet. The house places Good Girl Gone Bad Extrême in The Narcotics, its floral collection, and calls it half innocent, half voluptuous.

Wikiparfum quotes Alberto Morillas, who says he heightened, in a heart rich with exquisite flowers, the intense character of the Extrême version. The house now offers it in 50 ml, with 50 and 100 ml refills.