Serge Lutens - Gratte-Ciel Collection Tuberose Criminelle

Return the flowers to evil and, corrupting their dense, milky petals, choose from this poison cabinet the most controversial female figures: Catherine de Medici, Milady de Winter, Elizabeth Bathory... a tribute to Lutens' heroine.

"Baudelaire was right. Flowers must be returned to evil. On tall stems, sometimes over a meter high, tuberose flowers emanate their fragrance in high places. Like a blade on a grinding wheel, civet adds an edge to sharpen its splendor." Serge Lutens

"Higher and higher!"
While everyone was calling this new collection "signature," a series of questions buzzed in my head. Besides black, what other color could be attributed to a rejection?
What more radical line would be allowed to demonstrate my relentless will? Was it not the armor compared to the knight whose task in battle is to wear it?
The bottle speaks to me and says: "Do not alter the perfection I inherently possess. The indescribable sensuality I contain is already too eloquent."
"Go back to being silent," I tell her. "The skin is not glass and will confess what you love to keep silent."

Olfactory pyramid

Olfactory Family: Floral

Olfactory Notes: Tuberose, Jasmine, Styrax, Cloves, Nutmeg, Hyacinth, Orange Blossom, Musk, Vanilla