Eau de Fleurs
“Eau de Fleurs by Nina Ricci is a fragrance for women”
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Well loved by wearers (4.1★ from 161 votes). Voted best for spring and summer wear, leaning feminine.
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Launched in 1974 by Nina Ricci, Eau de Fleurs is a fragrance that captures the essence of floral elegance. Created by perfumer Betty Busse, it opens with a bright burst of bergamot and lemon, which soon gives way to a heart of rose, jasmine, and lily-of-the-valley. The base notes of iris and sandalwood provide a grounding warmth, creating a harmonious blend that feels both lasting and fresh.
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Application Tips
Eau de Fleurs has moderate longevity and sillage, so aim for two sprays on pulse points. The top notes are bright but evolve quickly into the floral heart, making it best suited for daytime wear when you want a fragrance that evolves gracefully throughout the day.
Betty Busse
Founding perfumer · 5 fragrances
Betty Busse created Karl Lagerfeld's first perfume, Chloé (1975), a bouquet of white florals and woodsy musk, and Nina Ricci's Fleur de Fleurs (1982), a floral aldehyde fragrance.
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The story behind the bottle.
The quiet confidence of an afternoon spent in a sun-drenched conservatory, where the delicate scent of flowers fills the air and time seems to slow down.
Fig. 01 — Eau de Fleurs, Nina Ricci
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