Good Girl Gone Bad

$300.00

Morillas placed tuberose at the center of Good Girl Gone Bad and committed to it fully: the white-floral accord in the heart is full, slightly heady, and deliberately excessive in the way that the name suggests. Aldehydes in the opening give it a vintage quality, pink pepper adding a modern edge. Green notes prevent the floral from becoming cloying. Ambrette and vetiver in the base give the finish a skin-close, slightly earthy warmth that pulls the composition back toward the body after the extravagance of the heart.

Why We Carry This

Good Girl Gone Bad is the fragrance that demonstrates what Kilian does when Morillas is given a generous brief and the space to follow tuberose wherever it leads. The ambrette-vetiver base is the structural decision that keeps the exuberance of the heart in check. We carry it as the house's floral standard.