Comme des Garçons — Lily
Eau de Toilette
Olfactory Library
Series 1: Leaves
The concept for the original CDG Series 1: Leaves, was “The Seven Sensations”: Light, Sight, Touch, Air, Smell, Emotion and Memory. A range of five new Eau de Toilette embodying the brand’s constant research in the realm of olfactory sensations based on the idea of green.
Reintroduced as part of CDG’s Olfactory Library, Lily sets out to do exactly what you would imagine, but with added attention to the rich green of the stem and leaves. The lily here is lily of the valley, renowned for its highly concentrated and entrancing fragrance.
There’s a dewy transparency to this formula that is just as majestic as it is understated. It’s a spring morning, the air is crisp, and you hold up a freshly cut stem to admire its tiny and ornate bell-like blooms.
NOTES
lily of the valley
freesia
syringa
rose
NOSE — Florence Idier
France, 2000
Eau de Toilette
Olfactory Library
Series 1: Leaves
The concept for the original CDG Series 1: Leaves, was “The Seven Sensations”: Light, Sight, Touch, Air, Smell, Emotion and Memory. A range of five new Eau de Toilette embodying the brand’s constant research in the realm of olfactory sensations based on the idea of green.
Reintroduced as part of CDG’s Olfactory Library, Lily sets out to do exactly what you would imagine, but with added attention to the rich green of the stem and leaves. The lily here is lily of the valley, renowned for its highly concentrated and entrancing fragrance.
There’s a dewy transparency to this formula that is just as majestic as it is understated. It’s a spring morning, the air is crisp, and you hold up a freshly cut stem to admire its tiny and ornate bell-like blooms.
NOTES
lily of the valley
freesia
syringa
rose
NOSE — Florence Idier
France, 2000
Eau de Toilette
Olfactory Library
Series 1: Leaves
The concept for the original CDG Series 1: Leaves, was “The Seven Sensations”: Light, Sight, Touch, Air, Smell, Emotion and Memory. A range of five new Eau de Toilette embodying the brand’s constant research in the realm of olfactory sensations based on the idea of green.
Reintroduced as part of CDG’s Olfactory Library, Lily sets out to do exactly what you would imagine, but with added attention to the rich green of the stem and leaves. The lily here is lily of the valley, renowned for its highly concentrated and entrancing fragrance.
There’s a dewy transparency to this formula that is just as majestic as it is understated. It’s a spring morning, the air is crisp, and you hold up a freshly cut stem to admire its tiny and ornate bell-like blooms.
NOTES
lily of the valley
freesia
syringa
rose
NOSE — Florence Idier
France, 2000
