Floral
Top Notesbergamotcardamomlavender
Heartcedarlily-of-the-valleyroseturkish rose
Base Notesambermuskpatchouli
Style
for her
A bright, multi faceted, spring-like floral with a citrus edge featuring sweet Turkish roses.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 101 for an effervescent bouquet of pink flowers.
Perfumer: Alexandra Monet
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A quiet afternoon with the windows open and conversation close enough to catch every word. The buoyant rose bouquet brings a little colour to the room, while its soft musk keeps the impression tender rather than ceremonious.
How to wear
The bright floral profile lends itself to spring and mild weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained presence; warmer skin can bring the sweet rose and musk forward, so apply lightly in summer heat.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose as a bright bouquet rather than a dense, syrupy statement. Its citrus lift, delicate florals and soft musk suit a taste for tenderness and restrained sweetness, with cardamom adding a small aromatic accent.
Release year
2016–2017
The nose
Alexandra Monet approaches fragrance through atmosphere and texture, balancing brightness with softer, sensual elements. For 101, she translated the founder’s emotional brief into a rose-and-musk composition, giving the floral bouquet both freshness and intimacy.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton shaped the emotional concept and supplied Alexandra Monet’s creative brief. His memory of a summer concert at Bagatelle guided the idea of a tender, sensual rose fragrance.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur translates memories, emotions and places into contemporary fragrances grounded in French craftsmanship. Its numbered system makes the collection approachable, identifying each perfume’s family and its place within that family rather than imposing a fixed identity on the wearer.
101 Parisian Bouquet’s concept
The house’s current story for Parisian Bouquet begins with Bonneton’s memory of a summer concert at Bagatelle: rose petals, morning dew, earth and gravel. Monet interpreted that scene through a soft, sensual rose-and-musk composition, with the tenderness of the memory at its centre.
Extra info
The number 101 identifies the first fragrance in Bon Parfumeur’s floral family—not the house’s 101st perfume. Earlier presentations used the descriptive name “Rose, Sweet Pea, White Cedar,” while the current name is Parisian Bouquet.
Also featured in
Rose Lovers
Top Notesbergamotcardamomlavender
Heartcedarlily-of-the-valleyroseturkish rose
Base Notesambermuskpatchouli
Style
for her
A bright, multi faceted, spring-like floral with a citrus edge featuring sweet Turkish roses.
Bon Parfumeur open olfactive dimensions and invite you to add your own story.
Try 101 for an effervescent bouquet of pink flowers.
Perfumer: Alexandra Monet
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A quiet afternoon with the windows open and conversation close enough to catch every word. The buoyant rose bouquet brings a little colour to the room, while its soft musk keeps the impression tender rather than ceremonious.
How to wear
The bright floral profile lends itself to spring and mild weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained presence; warmer skin can bring the sweet rose and musk forward, so apply lightly in summer heat.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose as a bright bouquet rather than a dense, syrupy statement. Its citrus lift, delicate florals and soft musk suit a taste for tenderness and restrained sweetness, with cardamom adding a small aromatic accent.
Release year
2016–2017
The nose
Alexandra Monet approaches fragrance through atmosphere and texture, balancing brightness with softer, sensual elements. For 101, she translated the founder’s emotional brief into a rose-and-musk composition, giving the floral bouquet both freshness and intimacy.
Collaborators
Founder Ludovic Bonneton shaped the emotional concept and supplied Alexandra Monet’s creative brief. His memory of a summer concert at Bagatelle guided the idea of a tender, sensual rose fragrance.
Bon Parfumeur’s story
Bon Parfumeur translates memories, emotions and places into contemporary fragrances grounded in French craftsmanship. Its numbered system makes the collection approachable, identifying each perfume’s family and its place within that family rather than imposing a fixed identity on the wearer.
101 Parisian Bouquet’s concept
The house’s current story for Parisian Bouquet begins with Bonneton’s memory of a summer concert at Bagatelle: rose petals, morning dew, earth and gravel. Monet interpreted that scene through a soft, sensual rose-and-musk composition, with the tenderness of the memory at its centre.
Extra info
The number 101 identifies the first fragrance in Bon Parfumeur’s floral family—not the house’s 101st perfume. Earlier presentations used the descriptive name “Rose, Sweet Pea, White Cedar,” while the current name is Parisian Bouquet.
Also featured in
Rose Lovers