Boudoir (EDP)

"Boudoir EDP is a verified Vivienne Westwood fragrance first released in 1998 and widely cited as the house’s first perfume. It is generally described across sources as a sensual floral-oriental to floral-chypre composition with an unmistakably provocative, intimate character. The scent opens with sparkling aldehydic and citrus facets over floral notes, then develops into a dense, spicy floral heart centered on rose, carnation, narcissus, jasmine, and powdery orris nuances. In the drydown, warm woods, patchouli, vanilla, tobacco, and animalic or musky effects give it a rich, decadent, slightly dirty sensuality. Boudoir became especially admired for its glamorous, vintage-leaning femininity and bold personality, standing apart from cleaner mainstream florals of its era. It is also widely reported as discontinued, which has helped give the original release a cult reputation among fragrance collectors."