Edible
Floral
Leather
Vintage/old school
Notesfrangipanijasminelactonic nuanceorange blossomtiare flowerylang-ylang
Tags
#powdery
#sexy
Style
for her
The intense scent of Ylang Ylang, the “flower of flowers” with its long, tapered leaves: sweet, powdery, floral, strong, radiant and unmistakable, surrounded by a chorus of Frangipani flowers, Jasmine, Orange blossoms and Tiarè.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close conversation and composed presence, when you want your scent to read as polished rather than loud. Its powdery floral warmth feels especially suited to intimate indoor settings, where the creamy ylang and jasmine can unfold slowly and leave a soft, sensual trail.
How to wear
Best worn with a light hand in mild to warm weather, where its floral sweetness can breathe without becoming heavy. One or two sprays are enough to let the ylang ylang, jasmine and orange blossom sit close to the skin with a creamy, powdery diffusion that lingers elegantly.
Who it’s for
For lovers of vintage-style white florals, powdery sensuality and classical composition. It will appeal to anyone who prefers floral perfumes with a creamy, slightly edible texture, a refined old-school feel and a soft but unmistakable presence.
Release year
2014
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the founder and master perfumer behind the house that bears his name. Trained in philosophy and shaped by years of travel and study of raw materials, he is known for fragrances that feel like cultivated journeys through history, place and memory rather than trend-led compositions. His style often draws on classical perfumery structures, rich natural materials and a distinctly Mediterranean-Middle Eastern sensibility. Ylang Ylang fits that language well: a floral composition with a refined, traditional polish, where the ylang is softened by jasmine, orange blossom and creamy sweetness rather than pushed into excess.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi builds perfumes as cultural objects as much as personal adornment, with a house philosophy rooted in craftsmanship, travel and the preservation of perfumery traditions. The brand favors classical composition, naturalistic richness and an intellectual, non-commercial approach to scent.
Ylang Ylang’s concept
Released in 2014, Ylang Ylang belongs to Villoresi’s vintage collection and was conceived as a tribute to the flower itself, described by the house as the “flower of flowers.” The composition frames ylang ylang in a radiant floral chorus of jasmine, orange blossom, frangipani and tiarè, giving it a polished, old-world sensuality.
Extra info
Ylang Ylang was launched in 2014 and is part of Lorenzo Villoresi’s vintage collection. The house offers it in several formats, including a 2 ml trial size, a 100 ml spray and a special Precious Gift Bottle with a silvery metal top.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Let's Ylang-Ylang
Notesfrangipanijasminelactonic nuanceorange blossomtiare flowerylang-ylang
Tags
#powdery
#sexy
Style
for her
The intense scent of Ylang Ylang, the “flower of flowers” with its long, tapered leaves: sweet, powdery, floral, strong, radiant and unmistakable, surrounded by a chorus of Frangipani flowers, Jasmine, Orange blossoms and Tiarè.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a fragrance for close conversation and composed presence, when you want your scent to read as polished rather than loud. Its powdery floral warmth feels especially suited to intimate indoor settings, where the creamy ylang and jasmine can unfold slowly and leave a soft, sensual trail.
How to wear
Best worn with a light hand in mild to warm weather, where its floral sweetness can breathe without becoming heavy. One or two sprays are enough to let the ylang ylang, jasmine and orange blossom sit close to the skin with a creamy, powdery diffusion that lingers elegantly.
Who it’s for
For lovers of vintage-style white florals, powdery sensuality and classical composition. It will appeal to anyone who prefers floral perfumes with a creamy, slightly edible texture, a refined old-school feel and a soft but unmistakable presence.
Release year
2014
The nose
Lorenzo Villoresi is the founder and master perfumer behind the house that bears his name. Trained in philosophy and shaped by years of travel and study of raw materials, he is known for fragrances that feel like cultivated journeys through history, place and memory rather than trend-led compositions. His style often draws on classical perfumery structures, rich natural materials and a distinctly Mediterranean-Middle Eastern sensibility. Ylang Ylang fits that language well: a floral composition with a refined, traditional polish, where the ylang is softened by jasmine, orange blossom and creamy sweetness rather than pushed into excess.
Lorenzo Villoresi’s story
Lorenzo Villoresi builds perfumes as cultural objects as much as personal adornment, with a house philosophy rooted in craftsmanship, travel and the preservation of perfumery traditions. The brand favors classical composition, naturalistic richness and an intellectual, non-commercial approach to scent.
Ylang Ylang’s concept
Released in 2014, Ylang Ylang belongs to Villoresi’s vintage collection and was conceived as a tribute to the flower itself, described by the house as the “flower of flowers.” The composition frames ylang ylang in a radiant floral chorus of jasmine, orange blossom, frangipani and tiarè, giving it a polished, old-world sensuality.
Extra info
Ylang Ylang was launched in 2014 and is part of Lorenzo Villoresi’s vintage collection. The house offers it in several formats, including a 2 ml trial size, a 100 ml spray and a special Precious Gift Bottle with a silvery metal top.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Let's Ylang-Ylang