This perfume encapsulates the happy memories of Serge Lutens' arrival in Morocco in 1968, where he was captivated by the astonishing aromas and the enchanting sight of women collecting falling white blossoms from orange trees. Undoubtedly, this scent embodies pure happiness. Within each whiff of Collection Noir Fleurs d'Oranger eau de parfum, extracted from the highly fragrant bitter orange blossom and complemented by a touch of civet, a resonating and unforgettable experience is created.

• floral fragrance for women and men
• perfect for warmer days 
• launched in 2003, designed by Christopher Sheldrake

Composition of the fragrance
In Serge Luten's perfumes, the essence transcends mere ingredients and becomes an immersive experience, a profound sensitivity. Doubts, anger, fragility, and joy—each of these emotions represents a unique facet of our being. With a mastery that borders on the unconventional, Serge Lutens elevates the raw materials, coaxing their deepest secrets. His approach is not merely a profession but an art form—an art of disordering and tormenting the ingredients until they reveal their true essence.

Story of the fragrance
To fully experience the fragrance, it is recommended to apply or spray your chosen scent directly onto the skin and allow it to settle for a few minutes. This allows the composition to develop and unveil its truest, most captivating form fully. Serge Lutens fragrances have a way of revealing their essence and confessing their true intentions. Users can choose between two application methods based on their preference: purists can opt for the round stopper and gently dab the fragrance onto the skin using their fingers, while those seeking convenience can choose the spray format for easy and efficient use.