The Image Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Tiger Lily is a bold addition to the iconic collection, designed for the woman who embraces her wild side. It reflects a powerful, sensual femininity that is both untamed and sophisticated. This fragrance is an invitation to unleash your inner strength and radiate confidence like the fierce tiger lily.
The Emotion Evoking the warmth of a tropical sun, this scent is perfect for bright summer days and balmy evenings. It captures the essence of an exotic escape, blending solar energy with a daring spirit. The atmosphere is one of vibrant joy and seductive mystery, making it a standout choice for those who love to be noticed.
The Reveal The fragrance opens with a creamy burst of coconut milk balanced by the zesty freshness of bergamot. As it develops, the heart reveals a lush floral bouquet dominated by exotic tiger lily and delicate jasmine. Finally, the scent settles into a sweet, addictive base of juicy mango and warm, resinous benzoin for a long-lasting trail.
Scent Family: Floral - Fruity
Top notes: Coconut, Bergamot Heart notes: Tiger Lily, Jasmine, Freesia Base notes: Mango, Benzoin
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