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Good Girl Gone Bad

by Alberto Morillas

Good Girl Gone Bad by Kilian is a floral perfume that begins in innocence and ends in temptation. Kilian Hennessy imagined it as a whirl of flowers in a garden where heaven and hell blur together: a luminous, almost demure opening that slowly slips into an unashamed sensuality. It is one of the most iconic perfumes from the house of Kilian.

THE MATERIALS

Apricot-tinged osmanthus, orange blossom and May rose open the composition softly. Then come three heady flowers, tuberose, jasmine and narcissus, which give Good Girl Gone Bad its depth and character. Top notes: orange blossom, rose. Heart: osmanthus, tuberose. Base: narcissus. Composed by Alberto Morillas.

WHO IT’S FOR, WHEN

A unisex perfume, floral and fruity, from Kilian’s narcotic flowers family. Wear it in the evening, on a date or for a dressed-up night out. Its sillage is powerful: it is noticed from several metres away and leaves a recognisable floral trail.

HOW TO WEAR IT

Two sprays on the neck and wrists are enough; on a scarf or collar, the flower stays clearer for longer. Avoid rubbing your wrists after applying, as it crushes the opening.

THE BOTTLE

Kilian Good Girl Gone Bad comes in a 50 ml refillable bottle, lacquered in white and finished with a gold plaque engraved with the perfume’s name. You can discover it at our Sayhar boutique, 27 rue de Marignan, Paris 8e, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées. Explore all Kilian perfumes and our selection of tuberose perfumes.

Size 50 ml
260,00€
Regular price 260,00€
Olfactory families
Floral
Floral
Woody
Woody
Fruity
Fruity
Top notes
  • Orange Blossom
  • Rose
Heart notes
  • Osmanthus
  • Tuberose
Base notes
  • Narcissus

Occasions
  • Romantic
  • Evening
  • Night out
Sillage
Powerful
The brand

Kilian Paris is a perfume house founded in 2007 by Kilian Hennessy, an eighth-generation direct descendant of Richard Hennessy, founder of the cognac house of the same name, and grandson of the patriarch who oversaw the creation of LVMH. A heritage he chose to honour in his own way, by taking a radically personal direction. It all began with a final-year dissertation at Celsa on the semantics of scent, then training alongside the greatest noses, Jacques Cavallier and Thierry Wasser, before years spent at Dior and Armani. The decision to create his own house came from a visit to the Baccarat museum: faced with a century of perfumery condensed into bottles that were objects in their own right, Kilian realised that something had been lost along the way. He handed in his resignation the next day. His founding conviction fits into one sentence: 'True luxury should be eternal.' Every Kilian Paris bottle has been refillable from day one, in 2007, long before sustainability became a selling point. The collections are organised around dualities of sin and innocence, light and darkness, love and the forbidden, all across four olfactory families: Fresh Citrus, Narcotic Flowers, Cellar Woods and Smoke Trails. Angels' share pays tribute to the vapours of the Cognac cellars of his childhood. Love Don’t Be Shy – Extreme has become a modern classic of sensual vanilla. Kilian Paris perfumes all carry a story and fully live up to their motto: Don't be shy.

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