Flower by Kenzo La Récolte Parisienne

This fragrance is lighter than the original Flower but maintaining the same DNA. I currently own 6 Kenzo Flower flankers, and at the moment, La Récolte Parisienne and Flower Ikebana Indigo are my absolute favorites. La Récolte Parisienne is the perfect powdery scent for spring—beautiful, delicate, and effortlessly feminine. It has a soft, elegant, easy to wear and comforting lotion-like quality. A lovely choice if you enjoy subtle powdery florals.

This to me smells just like 90's Cover Girl pressed powder compact. I loved that smell & this is very nostalgic.

It’s soft and powdery, with a hint of berry-like sweetness not too different from that found in Burberry Her. It’s not too memorable honestly, but it’s still very pleasant. I could see this working out well as a first ‘grownup perfume’ for a younger wearer who likes fruity and powdery notes. This made me want to go back and retry the original Flower someday.

This version has a light floral touch, but what stands out most is its cold, smoothness, likely from the blend of white musk, tonka, and vanilla. It’s a very smooth and slightly rosy scent overall. I’m not sure what dahlia is supposed to smell like, but the floral aspect here is subtle. It's definitely not the most prominent accord. The fragrance has a sort of glossy, polished feel to it. Compared to others in the line, this smells lighter, less powdery, and introduces a fresh, spicy nuance that sets it apart while still maintaining the core DNA. Many here describe it as powdery, I personally find it much less so than expected. It is very much just ok. Smells more of a scent you'd put in a product instead of being a perfume. Lasts all of an hour.

Powdery, sweet, violet-heavy. I agree with the comment below saying it's reminiscent of 90s powder compacts-- but this isn't quite as airy and delicate as the classic "cosmetics" smell. Not an offensive scent, but dated and bland. I think this may have been better if the mandarin note had been more prominent to brighten it up.