NIGHT GARDEN

Top
Cinnamon

Middle
Tuberose, Osmanthus

Base
Musk, Vanilla

The garden gives nothing away in daylight. It waits for the heat to drop.

Night Garden opens dry and spiced, a thin line of cinnamon before the flowers arrive. Then tuberose, full and honeyed, the way a white flower smells when the air is still warm. Osmanthus keeps it from turning heavy. Underneath, suede and vanilla hold everything close to the body.

It is a loud flower kept at a low volume. Worn well, it reads as warmth rather than perfume, and it stays long after you have left the room.