Tuberosa 1974
“Tuberosa 1974 by Chloé is a Floral fragrance for women”
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Respected, if divisive — a tuberose, white floral composition with a floral undertone. Voted best for year-round wear, leaning feminine.
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Tuberosa 1974 by Chloé, launched in 2020 and crafted by Betty Busse, is a floral fragrance that centers around the tuberose note. The composition opens with bright green freshness before diving into a heart of white florals, where tuberose takes center stage. The warm spicy and animalic undertones add depth, creating an intriguing contrast between the crispness of its opening and the richness of its base.
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Application Tips
Apply one or two sprays to your pulse points — the fragrance opens up quickly but maintains its richness throughout the day. The warmth of the base notes ensures that it reads well close to the skin, making it perfect for intimate settings.
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 a late afternoon in a sunlit garden, where tuberose blooms under a warm sky and the air is filled with both crisp greenery and rich floral notes.
Fig. 01 — Tuberosa 1974, Chloé
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