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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.

The house singles out three notes: orange blossom in the top, tuberose in the heart and milk in the base. Its story opens on a pink and white bouquet of May roses and orange blossom.

Three white flowers

Tuberose joins narcissus and Egyptian sambac jasmine in the heart, flowers of the 2012 floral that the house takes up again. Persolaise perceives a white floral facet inflected by tuberose, a nod to the original.

A milky toffee

The house wraps these flowers in a milky toffee accord. Persolaise praises the precision of its milky quality, somewhere between butter and cream, and notes in the base an amber facet that brings a hint of smoke.