Mugler - Les Exceptions - Wonder Bouquet EDP
In 2017, Mugler added Wonder Bouquet (“Wonder”) to the Les
Exceptions Collection. This floral
fruity gourmand adds a decided twist to the fragrance family with the surprise
addition of a bread/bran accord.
You wouldn’t think it would work. Sure, we’re used to fruity florals with “edible”
notes. We’re also used to the whole host
of gourmands out there with doses of vanilla and chocolate and fig… but
bread? Yes. It works; and surprisingly well.
Wonder opens with a lovely fruity floral offering. The notes are so well blended that the actual
scent feels like a lovely passing breeze infused with white florals. There is a sunniness and fresh sweetness to
the florals, courtesy of the orange blossom, and the jasmine is well
tempered. In the mix is also an almost
yeast-like note. It’s just there, in the
background, and yet tangible. It’s the
best of the “just preparing bread to rise” scent.
Through the development of the florals, the gourmand notes
add a tempting nuttiness to the fragrance.
There is a luscious bakery quality that gives you the brioche. The drydown gives me a honey-like amber
softness while retaining the floral elements.
Wonder Bouquet wears on me for roughly 9 hours with moderate
to soft projection.
Notes: orange blossom, lily of the valley, Sambac jasmine,
brioche accord, bran absolute, beeswax, shiso leaves
Perfumer: Jean-Christophe Herault
Photo Credit: Mugler
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