Kenzo Flower Tag
July 26, 2011 Kenzo's latest fragrance, Flower Tag, is inspired by the free-spirited genius of graffiti artists. A follow up to 2000's Kenzo Flower, this one has more fresh, youthful energy. The slender red bottle conveys the new urban poppy with words Flower Flower Flower tagged on the bottle. It's so darn pretty that you can use it as a vase when the scent runs out.
Top Fruity Notes: Rhubarb, Blackcurrant and Mandarin
Middle Floral Notes: Peony, Lily of the Valley and Jasmine
Base Notes: Tea Note, Vanilla and Musk
At first it seemed very floral (almost too floral for me) but as you wait several minutes you get the vanilla and grounding musk, which balanced it out nicely. I think all Kenzo Flower fans will appreciate this version. The EDT lasts for a while - it will linger on throughout the day, well after your first splash on the wrists.
Kenzo Flower Tag is available exclusively at Bloomingdale’s right now and will be sold in September at Nordstrom, Macy’s, Sephora and Kenzousa.com.
For editorial consideration, a review sample was provided for this post.
Reader Comments (2)
The packaging is so gorgeous. And it has a note of rhubarb in it, too? Very intriguing! ;)
Isn't it lovely? Yup, just a tiny touch of fruitiness.