Leonard

Leonard unfolds as a sweet, creamy floral with a gentle opening marked by pink pepper and ylang-ylang, lending a faintly spicy, exotic touch. The heart is dominated by frangipani, orange blossom, and syringa, creating a smooth, white floral bouquet that feels delicate and feminine. A base of musk, sandalwood, and vanilla adds soft warmth and a powdery creaminess, making it feel enveloping rather than harsh. The scent is light in both presence and projection—moderate sillage, with a slight lingering quality that doesn’t accumulate. Though well-balanced and enjoyable, its longevity is inconsistent, with many noting it fades quickly despite a decent dry-down. It feels closest to vintage French florals—elegant, refined, sans overt trends—or Eau Florale Christian Lacroix, with a warm, tropical sweetness reminiscent of tuberose. The fragrance is ideal for spring and early summer, particularly for daytime or quiet evening wear, and exudes a classic, understated femininity.