Une Fleur de Cassie by Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Une Fleur de Cassie smell like?
Une Fleur de Cassie is a sophisticated exercise in contrast, blending the delicate fluffiness of yellow florals with a deep, carnal undertone. At its core is the rare cassie flower, which provides a h...
The community views this as one of the most polarizing and "difficult" offerings from the house, often noted for being an acquired taste rather than a crowd-pleaser.
Enthusiasts frequently compare its texture to velvet or fur, noting that it manages to be both "fluffy" and "animalic" simultaneously, distinguishing it from more common, almond-leaning mimosa scents.
Performance is consistently described as robust; it is known for its impressive longevity and a sillage that remains very present throughout the day without being overwhelming.
There is a notable debate among long-time fans regarding reformulations, with some collectors suggesting that older batches possessed a certain depth and beauty that more recent versions have slightly smoothed over.
It is widely regarded as a formal or "mood-driven" fragrance rather than a daily office scent, best suited for cooler weather or evening events where its couture-like complexity can be appreciated.
