Fleur de Nuit
Spirit
The Maison is now dedicating its latest eau de parfum to an iconic flower in the world of perfumery: the complex and mysterious tuberose, which only fully reveals its seductive charm at nightfall. As the sun sets, it blossoms in the still-warm air, capturing the last of the day’s rays. Its velvety petals open slowly, gradually releasing their intoxicating fragrance. Honeyed, almost creamy floral notes—evoking certain facets of jasmine and orange blossom—gently diffuse in the cool night air.
Fleur de Nuit tells the olfactory tale of that fleeting moment between the warmth of the day and the serene coolness of the evening.
Spirit
The Maison is now dedicating its latest eau de parfum to an iconic flower in the world of perfumery: the complex and mysterious tuberose, which only fully reveals its seductive charm at nightfall. As the sun sets, it blossoms in the still-warm air, capturing the last of the day’s rays. Its velvety petals open slowly, gradually releasing their intoxicating fragrance. Honeyed, almost creamy floral notes—evoking certain facets of jasmine and orange blossom—gently diffuse in the cool night air.
Fleur de Nuit tells the olfactory tale of that fleeting moment between the warmth of the day and the serene coolness of the evening.
The intention
“I imagined a tuberose bathed in light, picked in summer at dusk, when its petals reveal all their creamy opulence,” explains perfumer Sidonie Lancesseur, who created this new fragrance for Van Cleef & Arpels. “This soft, enchanting composition celebrates nature in its most intimate splendour.”
Sidonie Lancesseur, perfumer.
The fragrance
The fragrance
Floral amber
Top notes:
pink peppercorns, petitgrain
Middle notes:
solar tuberose, salty accord
Base notes:
sandalwood, vanilla milk, white musks
Others
