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Bond No 9 · Sold as unisex
Central Park
The path through Central Park on a crisp spring day — where the fresh air and vibrant greens mix with subtle floral notes and the distant hint of city life.
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Central ParkLuxury · $250+
47%Similar accords, often for lessFrench Lime Blossom · Jo Malone LondonPremium tier, $100–250 · shares 5 of its 8 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Central Park by Bond No 9 was launched in 2004 as a Floral Green fragrance that captures the essence of New York's iconic green space. The composition opens with bright citrus and fresh spicy notes like lime blossom, petitgrain, and basil, evoking the crisp air and lush vegetation of the park. As it evolves, aromatic herbs and white florals such as jasmine and lily-of-the-valley come into play, creating a serene yet vibrant atmosphere. The woody base of cedar and patchouli grounds this scent with earthy warmth, reflecting the enduring charm of Central Park itself.
One or two sprays are sufficient as this fragrance blooms quickly. It's best worn during the cooler hours when the green and citrus notes shine without overpowering other scents around you.
Fig. 01 — Central Park, Bond No 9
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Christian Truc, with a career spanning over three decades, has contributed to iconic fragrances including Baccarat Rouge 540 for Maison Francis Kurkdjian, Angels' Share by Kilian, Le Male Elixir for Jean Paul Gaultier, and Y Eau de Parfum for Yves Saint Laurent, working across both feminine and masculine compositions.
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The originalCentral ParkBond No 9 · Luxury · $250+
Jo Malone London · 1995French Lime BlossomShares 5 of its 8 notes$100–250★ 3.90 (1,117)43%Match
Chanel · 2018Paris – DeauvilleShares 5 of its 11 notes$100–250★ 4.14 (1,451)43%Match
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Adds earthy and fresh; shares bergamot.
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 40%, disliked or hated by 18%.






























