Eau de Fleurs

Eau de Fleurs by Nina Ricci is a vintage floral eau de toilette with a bold, crisp profile that sets it apart from the more commonly known Fleur de Fleurs. It opens with a sharp, almost chemically plastic note that quickly evolves into a clear, green-infused floral heart dominated by hyacinth, jasmine, orange blossom, and rosemary. The scent is linear and persistent, with a distinct woody, musky dry-down that lingers for hours. It projects strongly, with a sillage that is noticeable but not overwhelming, and while it feels fresh and clean in warm weather, it becomes muted in cold temperatures. It is best suited to spring and summer days, and although it lacks the soft powdery finish of Fleur de Fleurs, it remains a striking and distinctive fragrance, especially for those who appreciate classic, strong floral compositions. Its almost medicinal floral sharpness gives it character, and it stands out as a uniquely tenacious scent within Nina Ricci's lineup.