Kenzo.
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An imagined flower beside a spiced landscape.

Kenzo’s account of Flower explains that Alberto Morillas imagined a scent for the poppy, a flower without an aroma of its own. The resulting powdery-floral idea uses familiar perfume references such as rose, violet, vanilla and musk rather than a literal poppy extract.

Jungle L’Elephant gives this selection another center of gravity. Its catalog lists clove, cumin and cardamom alongside fruit, flowers and an amber-vanilla base. Compare the role of spice with Flower’s powdery floral structure to find out which kind of warmth you prefer.