Sky

Picture a hot-air balloon catching the wind and rising toward the clouds: Sky follows that climb through fruit, flowers and a toasty surprise. It opens on juicy pear, with bergamot's bright bitterness and a light prick of pink peppercorn keeping the sweetness from turning sticky.

At the center, lily of the valley drifts like a puff of white cloud. Rose and lotus flower sit beside it, adding a little roundness and a watery clarity to the clean floral heart.

The playful turn comes next. Perfumer Jean Jacques started from the idea of giving the delicate lily of the valley a modern twist by turning it into popcorn. As if warmed by the sun, the soft petals pop into a light, crunchy toasted-popcorn accent, while musk and vanilla wrap that roasted edge in something soft, linking the sweetness back to the clouds.