Tokyo Bloom

Tokyo Bloom

A crisp, modern green that captures spring light on city foliage. Bitter‑fresh dandelion and herbal basil rise over resinous galbanum and tart blackcurrant buds, then ease into translucent jasmine and cyclamen. A soft trail of guaiac wood, musk and amber keeps the scent hushed yet polished on skin.

Scent Development and Character

A luminous aromatic green floral built around a distinctive dandelion accord. It opens with sharp, dew‑bright greenery and tart blackcurrant buds, then softens into sheer jasmine and cyclamen over a gentle woody‑musky amber base that keeps the composition airy rather than dense.

Who It Is For and When to Wear It

Best suited to mild to warm weather, where its airy green structure and soft woody‑musky base feel refreshing rather than sharp. Works well as a discreet daytime signature for people who enjoy pronounced leafy notes but prefer low projection and a clean, contemporary character. Most at home in spring and early summer, when its transparent leafy structure feels naturally cooling, but its soft woody‑musky base also suits mild autumn days; it can be slightly too light for very cold winters and too subtle in peak heat. Sillage is Soft to moderate sillage, projecting clearly in the first hour as a fresh green aura, then sitting close to the skin without leaving a strong trail. Longevity is Below-moderate longevity for an eau de toilette: often around 3–5 hours on skin before fading to a very soft green‑musky trace.

Perfumer and Bottle

Released in 2012, this is presented as Eau de Toilette and credited to Émilie Coppermann. Rectangular, heavy-looking transparent glass bottle from The Different Company’s modern house style, with a tall cylindrical silver-tone cap. The front bears a white label with black typography for brand and fragrance name; refill format uses the same juice with a simpler cylindrical bottle. Packaging emphasizes a clean, contemporary green concept.