Kilian Paris Good Girl Gone Bad

Good Girl Gone Bad Inspired by the myth of original sin, Good Girl Gone Bad is a luscious floral whirlwind that represents the transition from innocence to decadence. Created by perfumer Alberto Morillas, it begins as a delicate white floral bouquet and slowly reveals a more uninhibited, darker side. It is a fragrance of contrasts—sweet yet sophisticated, airy yet lingering—resulting in a composition that is both charming and daring. Top Notes Osmanthus, Jasmine & May Rose: A soft and beautiful floral opening. The osmanthus provides a unique apricot-like fruitiness that adds a juicy texture to the classic jasmine and rose. Middle Notes Indian Tuberose & Narcissus: The heart of the fragrance becomes more narcotic and intense. These "fleshy" white florals give the scent its seductive power and creamy depth. Base Notes Amber & Cedar: A warm, woody foundation that grounds the floral explosion. The amber adds a touch of honeyed sweetness, ensuring a long-lasting and sophisticated trail.