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· floral heart
Released 2013 by Louise Turner
Maison Margiela Lazy Sunday Morning opens with a clean aldehydic accord where pear feels soft and transparent, while lily of the valley creates the impression of freshly ironed cotton.
Shared notes: aldehydes, lily-of-the-valley, pear, rose, iris, orange blossom
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· floral heart
by Francis Kurkdjian
**Maison Francis Kurkdjian Floralia** opens with a cool citrus spark: bergamot and lemon flash briefly, like the first breath at an open window.
Shared notes: orange blossom, iris, rose, white musk
Where it differs: bergamot, lemon, violet, jasmine sambac
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· floral heart
Released 2014 by Jacques Huclier
Cologne 352 opens with a bright flash of Italian lemon and the dry coolness of juniper berries. At first, it feels clean and structured, with a clear citrus spark.
Shared notes: lily-of-the-valley, orange blossom, rose, white musk
Where it differs: Italian lemon, juniper berries, white cedar extract, guaiac wood
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· warm amber wear
Released 2025 by Quentin Bisch
Existence opens with a cool aldehydic glow where lily of the valley and rose feel clean, almost crystalline. In the heart, frankincense adds a dry veil of smoke, while Mystikal and labdanum bring resinous depth without heaviness.
Shared notes: aldehydes, rose, white musk
Where it differs: lily of the valley, frankincense, Mystikal, labdanum
Maison Margiela Lazy Sunday Morning Lunar New Year Edition vs Amouage Existence
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· floral heart
Released 2016 by Carlos Benaim
**Maison Margiela Dancing On The Moon** opens with the cool, almost metallic light of aldehydes, where bergamot brings a dry citrus spark and pink pepper adds a faint prickle.
Shared notes: aldehydes, iris, ambrette, white musk
Where it differs: bergamot, pink pepper, jasmine sambac, freesia
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· floral heart
Released 2010 by Pierre Montale
Shared notes: orange blossom, iris, rose, white musk
Where it differs: bergamot, violet leaf, jasmine, hyacinth