OsmanthusOpens with
Indian TuberoseHeart
AmberDries down to
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By Kilian · Sold as feminine
Good Girl Gone Bad
A whispered secret in a dimly lit room — close enough to feel the warmth but far enough to keep mystery alive.
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Good Girl Gone BadLuxury · $250+
43%Similar accords, often for lessFracas · Robert PiguetPremium tier, $100–250 · shares 6 of its 24 notes8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Good Girl Gone Bad by By Kilian was launched in 2012 and quickly became a benchmark 'skin scent' floral-fruity fragrance, praised for its unusual intimacy and intensity that avoids the conventional sweetness. Created by perfumer Alberto Morillas, this composition opens with osmanthus and peach, giving way to a heart of neroli, jasmine, and rose, before settling into a woody base of cedar, sandalwood, and vetiver. It is neither overtly sweet nor overwhelming; instead, it offers an unexpected depth that feels both familiar and surprising.
This fragrance is best applied directly on pulse points for maximum intimacy. The osmanthus and peach notes are bright initially, fading into the floral heart that blooms over time. It's perfect for evening wear when you want a scent that feels close to your skin without projecting too far.
Fig. 01 — Good Girl Gone Bad, By Kilian
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Alberto Morillas
The invisible architectAlberto Morillas is one of the most prolific and celebrated perfumers of the modern era. Born in Seville and trained in Geneva at Firmenich, he possesses an extraordinary gift for constructing fragrances that feel simultaneously complex and effortless.
“Technique is important, but it's the perfumer's soul that makes the difference.”
Alberto Morillas · Mizensir journal ('Nose-to-nose with founder Alberto Morillas'), July 2025
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Respected, if divisive: loved by 33%, disliked or hated by 19%.