Description

From the brand’s website, “Inspired by a sentence written by Emile Zola in his book Nana:

‘When tuberose decompose, they have a human smell.’

Also by Madame de la Vallière, mistress of Louis XIV, who had bouquets of tuberose put in her room to prove to the Queen that she was not pregnant because the perfume of the tubereuse inconveniences pregnant women.”

Polianthes is available in 50ml.

The nose behind this fragrance is Libertin Louison.