Good Girl Gone Bad

by Alberto Morillas

A bright floral that slowly turns sensual. Good Girl Gone Bad sets out to capture a luminous femininity that grows more sensual as it wears, without ever losing its softness. It opens on vivid, almost fresh and natural flowers, like a bouquet that has just been picked.

Who it's for, when to wear it

A unisex fragrance, floral and woody. Wear it in the evening, on a date and for a dressy night out. Powerful sillage: it leaves a trail others will notice across the room. Top notes: orange blossom, rose. Heart: osmanthus, tuberose. Base: narcissus. Composed by Alberto Morillas.

How to wear it

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

What you're buying

Good Girl Gone Bad by Kilian, 50 ml bottle.
Express delivery in France and worldwide, returns accepted within 14 days. Come and smell it at Sayhar, 27 rue de Marignan, Paris 8th, close to the Champs-Élysées. Explore all Kilian perfumes and our selection of woody perfumes.

Size 50 ml 50 ml

260,00€

Olfactory families

Floral

Woody

Top notes

Orange Blossom
Rose

Heart notes

Osmanthus
Tuberose

Base notes

Narcissus

Occasions

Romantic
Evening
Night out

Sillage

Powerful

The fragrance

Good Girl Gone Bad opens on a subtle, delicate floral accord. The top notes suggest freshly opened flowers, with a creamy, round texture that unfolds gently. There is a sunny, almost carnal feel, yet always fluid, never heavy.

As time goes on, the fragrance settles on the skin, becoming softer and cosier, clean yet sensual. The whole stays luminous but develops a depth that makes it addictive.

It is a fragrance that deftly plays on a nuanced shift from floral freshness to delicate sensuality, with a real feel of living skin.

Frequently asked questions
What does Good Girl Gone Bad smell like?
A luminous floral that gradually turns sensual: orange blossom and rose in the opening, osmanthus and tuberose at the heart, then a narcissus base.

Who created Good Girl Gone Bad?
Perfumer Alberto Morillas, for Kilian Paris.

Does Good Girl Gone Bad have powerful sillage?
Yes, its sillage is strong: two sprays are enough, without rubbing your wrists.

Where can I smell Good Girl Gone Bad in Paris?
At Sayhar, 27 rue de Marignan, Paris 8th, Tuesday to Saturday from 11am to 8pm and Sunday from midday to 8pm.

If you like Good Girl Gone Bad
Explore Kilian's other florals: Can't Stop Loving You, Love Don't Be Shy and Rolling in love.

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.