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Fleurit
Smells like cereal milk, but chic
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the bit you might not know
Inspired by founder Lynn King baking with her mother and, later, traveling to Paris with her own daughter.
Fleurit
Smells like incense and myrrh in a haze of ambroxan
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Created by perfumer Xavier Blaizot originally for himself; King discovered it and knew immediately it was the missing piece for the collection. Built to evoke the specific feeling of walking into a Parisian nightclub (Hotel Costes) and having the whole room shift.
Fleurit
Smells like an Old-Fashioned
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Set in Sutton Place, evoking a vanished era of old-New-York glamour...someone always at the piano, drinks poured, people dressed up.
Fleurit
Smells like linden and orange blossoms with a green streak
Floral
Fleurit
Smells like linden and orange blossoms with a green streak
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the bit you might not know
Built around linden blossom, one of perfumery's most beautiful and most underused floral notes.
Fleurit
Smells like fresh cut stems and dewy florals
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the bit you might not know
Inspired by founder Lynn King's own childhood in New York City, visiting the neighborhood florist to pick out corsages for friends' birthdays.
Fleurit
Smells like fruit-glazed skin on Miami sand
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South Beach, Miami. Named for the French "Plage Sud."
Fleurit
Smells like coconut and jasmine warmed by afternoon sun
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Named for the New Yorker's shorthand for the Hamptons, "Out East."
Fleurit
Smells like rosemary and lavender rolling down Riviera hills
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Inspired by the sun-scorched scrubland above the Côte d'Azur, thick with thyme, rosemary, and lavender.
Fleurit
Smells like sunbaked hillsides off the PCH
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Evokes the offshore wind carrying dry hillsides, sage, and wild star jasmine down through the canyons to the road.
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