About Fleurissimo
Fleurissimo by Creed is a captivating perfume designed to envelop the senses with its romantic charm. Specially commissioned for the royal wedding of Grace Kelly to Prince Rainier of Monaco in 1956, this fragrance reflects the epitome of elegance and sophistication. Created by the timeless brand Creed, known for its century-long heritage of crafting luxury fragrances, Fleurissimo Perfume captures the grace and allure of a bygone era, filling every moment with the rich bouquet of floral brilliance.
Fragrance Family:
Floral
Scent Type:
Elegant, romantic, fresh
Notes:
At the heart of Fleurissimo by Creed lies a harmonious blend of notes that epitomize its floral essence. The fragrance opens gracefully with sparkling top notes of Bergamot, which introduce an invigorating and bright freshness. Following this burst of citrus is a lush bouquet of middle notes featuring Bulgarian Rose, Tuberose, and Violet, embodying a rich floral opulence. These heart notes meld beautifully to evoke a timeless charm and femininity. The composition is thoughtfully balanced with a base note of Ambergris, which adds a touch of warmth and depth, leaving a subtle yet lasting trail that lingers elegantly on the skin.
Suggested Use
Apply Fleurissimo by Creed on pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and behind the ears to experience its full olfactory richness throughout the day. To maximize the fragrance's longevity, consider lightly misting on clothing or in the hair for an elevated aura of floral elegance. Ideal for special occasions or to add a touch of sophistication to your everyday ensemble, this scent complements both day and evening wear, ensuring you carry an aura of timeless elegance wherever you go.
| Attribute Name | Attribute Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Creed |
| Fragrance Family | Bergamot |
| Fragrance Name | Fleurissimo |
| Fragrance Classification | Perfume, Sample |
| Volume | Available in 1 ml, 30 ml, 75 ml and 248 ml |
| Top Notes | Bergamot, Violet leaves |
| Heart Notes | Rose (Bulgarian), Tuberose, Ylang-ylang |
| Base Notes | Iris (Orris), Ambergris |
| Gender | Women |
| Year Of Launch | 1956 |
