Ça Sent Beau
A generous bouquet of magnolia, gardenia, tuberose, and other flowers, enriched with fruity, woody, mossy, and softer vanilla-musky facets.
Perfumer: Françoise Caron
Ça Sent Beau
Ça Sent Beau evokes Kenzo Takada’s tender, poetic secret garden and his love of flowers. Composed by Françoise Caron, it represents the house’s first fragrance, introduced in 1988. A flower placed on a pebble-shaped bottle expresses the same affection for nature through its design.
Magnolia, gardenia, tuberose, ylang-ylang, rose, and jasmine form a generous floral nectar. Fruity and spicy impressions add variation, while woods and moss bring a deeper setting beneath the flowers. Vanilla, musk, and iris provide softer textures around the fuller bouquet.
The rounded 50 mL bottle resembles a pebble, with moulded leaves and a flower-shaped cap. A soft yellow liquid complements the richer floral expression. Cooler-day outings and quieter occasions suit moments that welcome a substantial bouquet with softer, shaded facets.
