Fleur de Fleurs
“Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci is a Floral Aldehyde fragrance for women”
The Quick Read
Well loved by wearers — a floral, green composition with a fresh undertone. Voted best for spring wear, leaning feminine.
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Fleur de Fleurs by Nina Ricci was launched in 1982, crafted by perfumer Betty Busse. This Floral Aldehyde fragrance opens with a burst of green notes and aldehydes that create an immediate freshness. The heart unfolds into a bouquet of white florals — lily-of-the-valley, lilac, magnolia, cyclamen, iris, ylang-ylang, jasmine, and rosemary — each note contributing to a lush and vibrant floral blend. This composition is grounded by powdery and woody base notes that add warmth and depth.
Composition & Character
Notes Pyramid
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Opening
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Foundation
Main Accords
When to Wear
Who Wears It
How It Wears
Application Tips
Fleur de Fleurs has a bright opening that fades within an hour. To ensure it lasts throughout the day, apply two sprays to your pulse points in the morning. The fragrance is best worn during cooler weather when its fresh floral character shines brightest.
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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Designer Nina Ricci
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The story behind the bottle.
The crisp air of a floral boutique, where the scent of fresh blooms mingles with subtle powdery notes and warm woods.
Fig. 01 — Fleur de Fleurs, Nina Ricci
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