Includes: 100ml EDP, 75ml Body Lotion, 10ml EDP. Discover the enchanting allure of the Kenzo Ladies Flower Gift Set, a timeless fragrance launched in 2000 that continues to captivate hearts. This exquisite set includes a 100ml Eau de Parfum, a 10ml travel-sized EDP, and a 75ml body lotion, making it the perfect gift for any occasion. The top notes of this sophisticated scent include the delicate Bulgarian rose, the sweet aroma of hawthorn, the tartness of black currant, and the refreshing burst of mandarin orange. These initial scents create an inviting and vibrant opening that sets the stage for a truly unique fragrance experience. At the heart of Kenzo Flower, you'll find the harmonious blend of Parma violet, rose, opoponax, and jasmine. These floral notes provide a rich, elegant, and deeply feminine core that lingers beautifully on the skin, evoking a sense of timeless beauty and grace. The base notes of vanilla, white musk, and incense add a warm and sensual finish to the fragrance. This combination ensures a lasting impression, enveloping you in a soft and comforting embrace that resonates throughout the day. Crafted by the renowned design house of Kenzo, the Flower fragrance is a testament to the brand's commitment to quality and artistry. The Kenzo Ladies Flower Gift Set is an ideal choice for those who appreciate sophisticated and well-rounded fragrances.

Kenzo is a Japanese fashion house founded by designer Kenzo Takada The creative mind and revolutionary designer behind the Japanese fashion brand Kenzo is Kenzō Takada, born in 1939. His parents ran a hotel while he studied fashion design in Tokyo after leaving school and moved to Paris in 1965. He began showing off his own designs, and was able to present his first collection in 1970. Kenzo's collections quickly emerged worldwide through fashion shows, fairs and boutiques. The prêt-à-porter fashion of Kenzo strongly impacted the fashion world due to the unusual fabrics, bold colors and urban patterns. The brand also chose impressive and one-of-a-kind locations for its presentations, such as circuses or "Studio 54". And finally, after expanding his women’s line, Takada also turned to men's fashion in 1983. In 1988, Kenzo created the first women's fragrances, followed by men's fragrances three years later. Due to Takada's Japanese roots, the fragrances had a distinctly Far Eastern character with floral-fruity aromas. After all the fragrances had properly positioned themselves in the market, Takada ended his career in 1993 and sold Kenzo to "LVMH" for about 70 million euros. Takada, who was awarded several times for his cultural contribution and humanitarian work, passed away in 2020 due to coronavirus-related complications.