The Image Flower By Kenzo La Recolte Parisienne is a vibrant tribute to urban nature, capturing the poetic essence of a Parisian harvest. Created by Alberto Morillas and Dora Baghriche, this fragrance is designed for the modern woman who embraces the wild beauty of flowers blooming amidst the city's stone architecture and historic streets.
The Emotion The scent evokes a feeling of pure optimism and radiant freshness. It is reminiscent of a bright spring morning spent wandering through a sun-drenched garden in the heart of Paris. This fragrance brings a sense of joy and natural elegance, making it the perfect companion for daytime wear and breezy seasonal transitions.
The Reveal The composition opens with a sparkling burst of yellow mandarin and the subtle spice of pink pepper. The heart reveals a unique combination of garden-fresh dahlia and the iconic Damask rose. Finally, the fragrance settles into a signature powdery base of white musk, sweet vanilla, and warm tonka bean for a lasting trail.
Scent Family: Floral - Powdery
Top notes: Mandarin, Pink Pepper Heart notes: Rose, Dahlia Base notes: Musk, Vanilla, Tonka Bean
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