Good Girl

Good Girl

A bold floral‑gourmand that contrasts bitter almond and coffee with a creamy tuberose–jasmine heart, melting into a dark, velvety trail of tonka, cacao, vanilla and woods for an enveloping, night‑ready signature.

Scent Development and Character

Opens with a striking contrast of bitter almond and roasted coffee wrapped in bright citrus, quickly descending into a lush white‑floral heart of creamy tuberose and jasmine sambac over a soft orange blossom and orris nuance. As it dries down, a dense, almost edible accord of tonka bean, cacao and vanilla swirls with praline sweetness, resting on velvety sandalwood, amber, musk and cashmeran woods dusted with patchouli, cinnamon and cedar, creating a dark, enveloping floral‑gourmand trail.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

The sweetness and density of the tonka–cacao–vanilla base make this best suited to evening wear, dates and occasions where a glamorous, “dressed‑up” presence is desired. One or two sprays already project strongly, so it can overwhelm in close office environments, but works very well in cool to cold weather or air‑conditioned spaces where the creamy florals and gourmand base feel plush rather than cloying. In warmer weather, lighter application or focusing on pulse points helps keep the coffee–almond opening and white flowers from becoming too heavy. The overall effect is bold, feminine and noticeable, with a trail that lingers on clothes and hair. Best suited to cool weather and evenings, making it particularly strong for autumn and winter, with more careful, lighter use in spring and mostly avoided in peak summer heat unless in climate‑controlled settings. Sillage is Projects strongly in the first few hours with a noticeable trail, then settles into a moderate but still clearly perceptible aura around the wearer, especially in cooler air or indoors. Longevity is Tends to offer solid longevity, often lasting 7–10 hours on skin and considerably longer on fabric, with the tonka–cacao–vanilla and woody–amber base lingering well into the late drydown. These are editorial estimates derived from the official composition and concentration and will vary with skin and climate.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2016, this is presented as Eau de Parfum and credited to Louise Turner, Quentin Bisch. Distinctive high-heel shoe bottle in deep midnight navy glass that appears almost black, with a sharp stiletto gold heel and subtle gold logo near the base. The atomizer is integrated at the top of the heel, keeping the silhouette sleek and sculptural, with outer packaging in dark navy and gold echoing the glamorous, femme-fatale concept.