Fleur d’Argent
An Eau de Parfum that frames tuberose absolute with an Akigalawood® accord and a generous dose of musk.
Perfumer: Daniela Andrier
Fleur d'Argent translates as 'silver flower', and the scent reads like the glamour of the Miu Miu girl turned into a flash of silver: polished, sensual, a little dazzling.
Tuberose absolute leads. Among white flowers it is one of the densest, with a creamy sweetness and a sensual weight. An Akigalawood® accord meets it in the heart, its dry woody shading giving outline to the tuberose so the bloom does not simply spread out into sweetness.
The base is a generous dose of musk. That volume of musk smooths the joins between white flower and wood, keeping the composition refined and luminous. Tuberose remains the star, but the overall impression is more sheen than sugar.
