Wind Flowers
Peach and orange blossom at the opening have a sun-warmed quality, then jasmine sambac moves in with real authority. Rose de Mai and tuberose deepen the heart without competing, each note keeping its own shape. Praline in the base adds a barely perceptible sweetness underneath the sandalwood, enough to make the drydown feel intimate.
Why We Carry This
Creed does not often let a fragrance get this warm. Wind Flowers pushed the house into territory it rarely occupies, and the tuberose-praline combination is handled with enough restraint to feel like Creed rather than a detour.
Scent Profile
Top notes: Bergamot, Lemon, Aldehydes, Pink Pepper
Heart notes: Rose, Lily Of The Valley, Iris, Peony
Base notes: Musk, Sandalwood, Ambergris, White Musk
Character
Accords: Floral, Fresh, Powdery, Citrus, Woody, Sweet
Perfumer: Olivier Creed, Erwin Creed
Launched: 2024