Edwardian Bouquet
Citrus and greener hyacinth lead to jasmine, rose and ylang-ylang, with moss, wood and powderier musk.
Edwardian Bouquet evokes spring rooms filled with hyacinth, garden jasmine and autumn walks among woods and oakmoss. Its history reaches back to a fragrance celebrating the new era in 1901, with an archived formula rediscovered in 1984. The illustrated presentation is the Eau de Parfum revived within the 2024 Ledger Series.
Bergamot and mandarin meet green notes and hyacinth. Jasmine, rose and ylang-ylang create a fuller floral heart. Oakmoss, patchouli and sandalwood meet amber, musk and powdery notes, connecting the flowers with drier, more wooded depth.
Consider it for spring outings or more composed clothing when flowers should retain a greener, mossy outline. This is an editorial wearing suggestion. The illustrated 100mL bottle has rectangular clear glass, a gold cap, a reddish-purple label, golden liquid and a thick transparent base.
