Each year, many brands revisit their star essences with a view to offering them summer variations. On the one hand, it allows you to vary the pleasures. On the other hand, these olfactory variations are generally much lighter and thus more suited to hot summer days. Also, since 2005, the Kenzo house has not escaped the rule. It is in this context that once a year she revisits her star fragrance, namely the very famous Flower By Kenzo . She has just unveiled what this variation will look like for 2016. It will be called Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale. It is advertised as being particularly fresh and dapper.

The famous Kenzo bottle revisited

When it was released in 2000, the Flower by Kenzo perfume had caused a lot of talk. After all, the house clearly had the ambition to make an impression by striking a blow on the occasion of its entry into the new millennium. The bet was thus brilliantly successful. On the bottle side, Kenzo was not lacking in daring. It appeared to be very avant-garde and thus does not seem to have aged a bit despite the 16 years that have passed since its release. In order to achieve this feat, Kenzo called on a bottle genius, namely Serge Mansau. The latter is one of the most prolific bottle designers of his generation. He is also nicknamed “the man with 250 bottles”. He thus produced a glass case soaring towards the sky. This was then a perfect conjunction between the urban spirit and a more authentic aspect. Its shape seemed to rise like a building as it marked a slight curvature resembling a poppy stem caught in the wind. It thus became a symbol of union between nature and the surrounding urban grayness. Also, on the occasion of its 2016 revisit, the all-new Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale takes on the overall look of its predecessor. However, a multitude of corollas of poppies are affixed directly to its glass. It then gives off a very springy look. It thus became a symbol of union between nature and the surrounding urban grayness. Also, on the occasion of its 2016 revisit, the all-new Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale takes on the overall look of its predecessor. However, a multitude of corollas of poppies are affixed directly to its glass. It then gives off a very springy look. It thus became a symbol of union between nature and the surrounding urban grayness. Also, on the occasion of its 2016 revisit, the all-new Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale takes on the overall look of its predecessor. However, a multitude of corollas of poppies are affixed directly to its glass. It then gives off a very springy look.

The scent of the new Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale

Likewise, on the scent side, Kenzo was original with the arrival of Flower. His ambition was then to “create a more beautiful world”. Kenzo then had the idea of ​​making a flower bloom in the heart of the city. The latter was intended to be both wild and urban, blooming where you don’t expect it, like between two cobblestones, for example. This idea inspired him then the poppy. Yes but here it is, the poppy is a flower that has no smell. However, Kenzo succeeds in making a perfume of it. The idea was particularly innovative and was very well received by the public. Also, the 2016 version of this world famous gasoline is announced as being more lively and lighter. Its scent opens with citrus notes of mandarin and pink grapefruit. These ingredients immediately exude a profound dynamism. Then, the whole evolves on a particularly feminine and floral heart. In this case, it perfectly combines Bulgarian rose and white peony. This flower is known to bring an almost aerial and very light side to the essences that contain it. Finally, Flower By Kenzo Eau Florale continues in this direction by basing itself on white musks. Finally, vanilla completes the whole and brings more warmth to this spring ensemble.