Supreme Bouquet (Le Vestiaire des Parfums)

amazing. 10/10 beauty. I got a surprise free sample from a site when I bought Babycat. was disappointed when I received it, as I hate ylang-ylang. put it aside in my sample box for a while. finally decided to try it, was bummed that you have to dab it on yourself. at least it’s 2mL. most samples from designer & niche these days is 1.5mL of juice. Supreme Bouquet - it smells so high quality. strong yet gentle. this parfum personifies the perfect woman to me. it is blended so well, there is never a trip or a skip. thankfully I don’t detect ylang-ylang. tuberose is the queen here, but she is willing to let others into the picture. the tuberose here does have that purple grape candy thing going on, but it doesn’t overpower the other tuberose facets. it still gives the sensation of thick, velvety, white petals. in the most timeless way. any generation of woman would adore this. there is also a fuzzy greenness. in my mind I imagine it to be moss. but it is quite light, almost as if, this were moss, made out of tufts of cotton. last but not least, the top notes. do I detect them? honestly, not really. there may be just enough of both to enhance the overall scent. if the other notes are getting their picture taken, then bergamot and pink pepper are the photographers. short version: if you’re a fan of when tuberose goes grape candy, check it out. if you’re a fan of moss in your parfums, or what seems to be moss in your mind, then you really gotta check it out! I have had my sample for over a year, & I can honestly say that Supreme Bouquet is fitting for any time of day or night, any season, any weather condition, probably any instance in life except a funeral, because I wouldn’t want anybody to connect this beauty to death. must-have. will be a forever frag in my collection. I love you Supreme Bouquet. even more than Babycat.

Soapy, beautiful, citrsy powdery tuberose. Not what I expected, like the name and juice doesnt really go well together for me. The word "bouquet" had put in the notion of photorealistic florals in my mind. Clean girl scent for sure, but I think men can pull this off as well. I own three other perfumes with the same DNA -- Marfa Memo - This is the sibling who has spinach smoothies and maybe a blunt for breakfast. Its very green from the distinct agave note. SB is like a popular sibling, while Marfa is the hippie sibling. Kashmir Musk Arabian Oud - This is the buffed up beast sibling covered in jasmine and tuberose from head to toe. You can call it a pro max version of SB. Musk Patchouli Laverne - This is the salaryman sibling. Patchouli and powdery with a hint of white florals. Inoffensive and comforting, gets the job done. Final comments - if you want more photorealistic white florals which does justice to the name "Supreme Bouquet" -- dont walk but RUN to Kashmir Musk. It performs as well as this, i think its even better. As one reviewer of KM was complimented "you smell like a moving garden of flowers". Trust me you wont regret getting your hand on KM at alllll.

I’m going through a tropical and fruity floral moment and am really enjoying the exploration of this genre. I acquired a 75ml earlier this year during our autumn and now it’s spring, I’m revisiting. A few more reviews since I last read them. All of them very different. SB is a chameleon and @latetothescene does give good advice. Just remember it’ll come up however it does on you. No one’s experience is the definitive experience. Just purely their own. If you get something odd or awesome - cool! For me (and I own Vert Malachite and Rouge Malachite) I definitely experience this as a mix of Rouge and Vert. They both come up as dense and fruity florals on my skin and here it’s beautiful. The difference being I get a spicy Tiare-type note at the top, much like Widian’s Hili, before later feeling more of the amber and supporting wood notes. I get a moderate to long wear and decent projection for the first 3 hours. I will be wearing this gorgeous fruity and spicy floral this spring summer, along with Hili, French Flower, Borabora, VM and RM with a good splash of Kirke to get that tropical vibe. Try this lovely one out and tell us what you perceive ❤️

I finally gave in and bought this fragrance. I really wanted the original formulation with the fruity notes, but couldn’t find one that isn’t $400 on eBay. I never smelled the original, but I fell in love with Dolled Up - Be Layered’s inspiration of the original formulation. Scentwise, I prefer Dolled Up. It’s sweeter and fruitier. The tuberose in DU isn’t as pungent and scratchy compared to SB (although it does mellow down after few hours). You get the pink pepper and bergamot at first spray, but the tuberose quickly takes over. As this dries down, the of creaminess from the ylang-ylang sort of mellows down the tuberose. It's also a bit woody and ambery. It's "fresh floral", and warm and woody at the same time. Performance is AMAZING!!! And it really “blooms” in heat. I worked out 2 hours after spraying this on my arms, and let’s just say, the force is strong on this one! My son who was running around told me I smell so good. Longevity is very impressive. Love it! I love Supreme Bouquet, I’m happy to have it in my collection. It’s a classic tuberose fragrance.

I love this scent, but then again my favorite scents are creamy tuberose. I totally see the comparison to Rouge Malachite (which is my ride or die evening out fragrance). The main difference is Rouge Malachite is nuttier and Supreme Bouquet is more powdery and sweet. Supreme Bouquet is a simpler, linear scent as well, something I would wear during the day. With Rouge Malachite you really get to experience it through it's stages of dry down. Rouge Malachite also performs better for me. Both fragrances are beautiful and while I own Rouge Malachite, I could also see myself owning Supreme Bouquet. If you don't like Rouge Malachite or Quattro Pizzi, it's unlikely you will like this. But if you love Rouge Malachite or Quattro Pizzi, you would probably really enjoy it. Definitely recommend sampling.

Three days ago, I was wearing Marquise de Sade 1740 Histories de Parfums. The weather in Tehran was very cold and I had sprayed about twenty puffs. I went to my friend perfume gallery to buy an anti-viscosity gel and there I saw this masterpiece supreme bouquet by Yves Saint Laurent. I just applied a little on my right wrist. Then I went to my office and I didn't feel anything except the supreme bouquet until I got back from work at night. I bought it today and at a very reasonable price. Yes, it is more feminine and I personally don't like the notes of this perfume, especially tuberose and ylang , but overall it is a masterpiece and more importantly, it has no competitors in performance.

There's been written alot about this perfume regarding notes and development, so I don't feel I have much new to contribute to that part. But as a person who prefer heavier, spicier perfumes it's not often I come across florals that I really love. This is the best floral I've ever smelt, it's not too much of anything, just beautiful, mood lifting, well blended and smooth. So, if you're looking for a floral to fill out a gap in your collection or you just love florals in general, you can't go wrong with this one. Very safe blind buy. Due to my taste in perfumes I guess I'll be wearing it mostly in spring and summer, but it's very versatile and fits any season or occasion.

This is a beautiful fruity tuberose with a lovely vanilla base. On initial spray it has an earthy quality to it, not sure what this is- maybe the pink pepper? After about 30 minutes this develops into a beautiful blooming floral- but it's not indolic, it's creamy and woody and the vanilla gives it sweetness. It dries into a long lasting warm floral vanilla skin scent. During the first couple of hours it projects well and leaves a subtle trail. It is very similar to BDK's Tubereuse Imperiale but is longer lasting and slightly warmer and less fruity. It's in the same family as Rouge Malachite.

In my opinion, Supreme Bouquet is one of the best tuberose fragrance on the market (along with Rouge Malachite and Honour 43). Yes, it’s similar to Rouge Malachite (RM) and Vert Malachite (VM), but YSL launched Supreme Bouquet (SB) back in 2013 and then reformulated it in 2017, RM and VM were launched in 2016, so SB is certainly the OG, nevertheless I like them all. Suitable for all seasons. 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

Did you once wonder what is like to live in a world filled with flowers that you smell simply by walking by or sitting down getting the pleasure of heavenly creamy happiness ? Well I believe your dream has come true You wear this masterpiece and keep smelling yourself thinking “I wish I can always smell this good” And the good news is you will ! Since this one is on a scale of its own when it comes to longevity and projection A beast smooth enough to keep you happy and content the whole day......maybe tomorrow as well!!!

this beautiful perfume smells exactly like its name, a supreme bouqet of flowers. if you breathe it in you'll find it heavily floral, not flowery, but a deep mature floral, and the woody is present too, sort of like a backbone to the scent. i find this perfume very mature, leaning on the female side. this perfume isnt an attention grabber, in my opinion, but its a soft but present being. I could only smell the citrusy Bergamot when i sprayed it on a wool jacket. Love it, very very mature.

I always hesitate to try perfumes with ylang-ylang and tuberose - they’re generally my least favorite notes. But this perfume... oh my god. It’s one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever smelled. It’s so smooth, creamy, and woody at the same time, yet still feminine. The middle notes aren’t animalic at all. It’s slightly soapy, but in a luxurious way, if that makes sense. I have no idea about the lasting power because I get nose-blind to it

Supreme Bouquet By Yves Saint Laurent. The best seller from the private oriental collection. Totally unisex, mostly worn by men according to sellers. The tuberose-ylang ylang accord is the biggest part of this scent. The amber here is sweet, it smells almost like vanilla. It is a creamy and sweet yet fresh floral fragrance. This is long lasting and the sillage is heavy. My favorite tuberose fragrance. All seasons, day and night.

I previously owned Marfa by Memo and they’re both very similar to each other, Marfa is more intense while Supreme Bouquet is more soft with Ylang. Very pretty. I think it’s on my want list now for a full bottle.

It’s definitely a unique fragrance in a positive way. I love it as I don’t have any fragrance like this in my collection. I’ll definitely eventually get the 200ml. Longevity is great.

This is the type a perfume you would wear on a date night. Its a floral scent yes but the amber and wood make itvery warm n cosy . Performance is amazing

It's nice perfume but a little boring for me, It's more ylang-ylang than tuberose and the base It's simple typical amber woody. I prefer rouge Malachite.

Bought it few weeks ago, very nice fragrance indeed sweet and floral. For me its a good scent to wear in winter or colder days.

The best fragrance ever made in this life in my life iresisteble very long lasting stong sweet/ flower / fruit boommmbbb

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