Gold Supreme Bouquet

I find this to be a sweetened tuberose scent that is indeed dipped in honey, with the rich banana-like quality of ylang ylang to warm it up and a soft and musky base that is animalic but still feminine. I get some resinous qualities from the amber as well, but it is very subtly done here. There is something about this that reminds me of Amarige, (which makes sense, considering that it was formulated by the white florals and fragrance nose extrordinaire Dominique Ropion) but less heady and intense and updated for the 2020's. It is tuberose with a warm embrace, stripped of its menthol like and green nuances and instead turned into a floral that can be worn from spring to summer. I don't get the more bubblegummy and slightly cosmetics like scent I get from Fracas, though I love that fragrance as well. I get some fruity nuances from the pear, but I can't smell any bergamot and certainly no spiciness from the pink pepper. I do indeed get the comparisons to Vert Malachite by Giorgio Armani as well, considering that they both state most of the same notes as each other, but in different compositions. Supreme Bouquet Gold lasted about 8 and a half hours on me, before dissipating completely. Projection was at arm's length and this perfume's smell wasn't overwhelming at all. Honestly, I could wear it any time of day and during any season and I just find this fragrance by Yves Saint Laurent so beautiful and womanly. It is one of my new favorites, which is why I'd give it a 9.5/10, which is a rare rating by me! It is expensive of course, but worth every penny that YSL Beauty charges for it. If only regular designer perfumes smell like this more often, like they used to back in the day!

YSL’s Gold Bouquet has my name all over it. It’s such a creamy, soft, white+yellow floral with the most decadent honey base. It’s instant love for me but there’s two issues with it. First, it’s super expensive and only comes in a 125 ml bottle, which is something that I try to avoid buying nowadays, with my extensive collection. I really don’t need anything more than a 50 ml bottle Second, I have sprayed it both my skin and on a blotter and it’s very subtle, which really surprised me after owning Capeline, from the same collection. Unlike Capeline, Gold Bouquet has weak longevity and almost intimate sillage. And I have tested it at YSL counter, so it’s no way that the bottle is fake. Therefore, as much as I love the scent itself, I don’t think the performance justifies the hefty price point. Does anyone know something similar to Gold Bouquet but with better price and performance?? Any suggestions much appreciated!

Anna Karenina would wear YSL’s Gold Supreme Bouquet the way she wears her gaze — knowingly, almost defiantly, as if beauty itself were a form of speech. Supreme Bouquet is not a fragrance that drifts; it advances. The tuberose rises like pale silk against candlelight, lush and unapologetic, its sweetness edged with the faint peril that accompanies all irresistible things. Beneath it, amber glows with the warmth of hidden gold, suggesting histories untold and decisions already made. It is the scent of a woman who understands that once she enters a room, the air will remember her long after she has gone.

A truly amazing and captivating white floral fragrance. It screams Sexy Confidence! I own the old version too (in the gold bottle), but I don't find a big difference between the two as I believe YSL didn't re-formulate it, only updated the packaging. It opens up with a perfect explosion of tuberose, ylang-ylang and a hint of patchouli and then dries down to a creamy woody floral with a kick of spiciness. Simply a masterpiece!😍 1000/10 @fragrantica, please update the notes as they don’t appear to be inline with the YSL’s website.

This may be the closest thing I have experienced to a perfect everyday floral that can be worn anywhere by anyone at any time. Special occasion or work, formal or informal. Projects, but light enough that it is unlikely to choke anyone out. Will update as I wear more, but this was an instant love and a safe (and successful, thankfully) blind buy for a floral lover. Reminds me of Siberian Rose from FDB, though without the slight oud notes. Maybe a bit like Marfa without the earthy qualities. Heavenly.