Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Fragrances for Women

Eau de Parfum

• Fresh and sweet fragrance for women
• Top notes of bergamot and green tea
• Heart notes of sambac jasmine, centifolia rose, freesia, and cattleya orchid
• Base notes of musk and patchouli
• Introduced in 2005
• 1.7 fl. oz. or 3.4 fl. oz.
• Grenade-shaped bottle

Eau de Toilette

• Fresh and sparkling fragrance for women
• Top notes of tangerine, orange, and pink pepper
• Heart notes of freesia, rose, osmanthus, and jasmine
• Base notes of amber, patchouli, and cashmere
• Introduced in 2007
• 1.7 fl. oz.
• Grenade-shaped bottle

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About Viktor & Rolf

Ultrahip designers Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren believe “fashion is an antidote to reality, it has the power of transformation and provides a window to a different, magical world." This belief in fantasy has been apparent since the Dutch wunderkinds' first Parisian show in 1993, where they upset couture ideals with a series of edgy, reconstructed ball gowns. The inventive designers gather inspiration from seemingly disparate sources—Golden Age portraiture, De Stijl functionalism, and experimental designers Elsa Schiaparelli and Yohji Yamamoto, among others—and weave them into complex architectural pieces that teeter between ready-to-wear and the avant-garde.

In recent years, the duo has moved away from the highly fantastical world of couture into a more mainstream presence. They developed a popular fragrance with L’Oréal and debuted a well-received collection at H&M. Horsting expanded on this when he said, "A fashion show is for an elite and this elite … will look for the new dress … of the season, which is what fashion's about. But we would like fashion to be about more than that."

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