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Serge LutensCollection Noire

Fleurs d'oranger (EDP)

1995

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Versions Timeline

1995

Fleurs d'oranger (Original Release)

Price Range
$194 – $198

Estimated price range, including all bottle sizes

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Perfumers

Christopher Sheldrake

"Fleurs d'oranger is a lush white-floral fragrance centered on radiant orange blossom. Jasmine and tuberose give the composition an opulent, creamy floral presence, while white rose adds softness and definition. Cumin introduces a warm, spicy, slightly animalic contrast that prevents the bouquet from becoming merely sweet or decorative. Citrus and neroli facets brighten the opening, creating a luminous transition into the fuller floral heart. Musk, woody nuances, and civet create a warm, skin-like drydown with notable sensuality. The overall character is extravagant, expressive, and unmistakably unisex."

Ideal Environment

Best Seasons

Spring
Fall
Winter

Ideal Weather

Mild
Cold
Dry

Moods

Luxurious
Sensual
Powerful
Sophisticated
Warm

Occasions

Date
Dinner
Formal
Night Out
Daily Use

Fun Facts

The fragrance was created in 1995 and is associated with perfumer Christopher Sheldrake.

Its luminous white-floral character is deliberately contrasted with cumin and animalic nuances.

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Aromatic Profile

0m/16h
Top Notes
1x
FloralCitrusCreamyAnimalicSpicyWoody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

0–2h

orange blossom
jasmine
Middle Notes

2h–7h 12m

white rose
tuberose
Base Notes

7h 12m–16h

cumin
civet

Performance

Longevity
100%

Eternal (8h+)

Sillage
70%

Strong

Reviews Summary

“Fleurs d'oranger is generally experienced as opulent, radiant, and long-lasting. Its lush orange blossom, jasmine, and tuberose are sharpened by cumin's warm, spicy, slightly animalic effect, while the drydown becomes softer, muskier, and more skin-like.”

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