Very Good Girl

Carolina Herrera launched Very Good Girl in 2021, five years after Good Girl. The house speaks of it as a rereading of the original fragrance, floral and fruity, and gives it the stiletto bottle of the first, moved from midnight blue glass to red lacquer.

Quentin Bisch and Louise Turner signed the formula. The two perfumers had already composed Good Girl in 2016 around almond, jasmine, cocoa and tonka bean; the house describes a more luminous writing here, led by the rose.

The name continues the play on feminine duality the house has kept up since 2016. Carolina Herrera presents Very Good Girl as a celebration of multifaceted beauty and of the fearless duality of modern femininity, without touching the shape of the bottle.

The color takes up the red of the house. Carolina Herrera describes it as a shade apart, neither orange nor red, which she calls Herrera red.

The line has since grown with Very Good Girl Glam, glittered and led by cherry, and Very Good Girl Elixir, more concentrated, two variations the house files under the red stiletto.