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Tommy Hilfiger · Sold as feminine
Flower Violet
The quiet joy of an afternoon spent arranging flowers, where each petal and berry adds to the overall sense of serene beauty.
Full bottle: Mid-range tier, typically $40–100. Links open each seller's own page. We may earn a commission; it never changes the order.
Flower VioletMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Flower Violet by Tommy Hilfiger was launched in 2013 as a Floral Fruity fragrance for women. This composition begins with a burst of raspberry and mandarin orange, creating an initial freshness that is both bright and juicy. As the scent evolves, it reveals layers of violet and rose petals, complemented by gardenia's delicate sweetness. The base notes of sandalwood add warmth and depth, grounding the lighter top notes in a cozy floral embrace.
Apply Flower Violet in light layers — it blooms beautifully on the skin over time. The citrus notes are vibrant but fleeting, so let the floral heart take center stage by waiting a few minutes before applying additional sprays.
Fig. 01 — Flower Violet, Tommy Hilfiger
Where to buy.
Wear it for a week first
A decant costs a fraction of a bottle and tells you how it lasts on your skin.
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Designer Tommy Hilfiger
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