CHELSEA FLOWERS

Floral

$400.00

| 100ml

The Scent of the ingenue: Dewy, fresh-picked blossoms, gathered in a paper wrapper, worn to perfection at New York's newest art gallery-club-restau...

Size: 100ml

100ml

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CHELSEA FLOWERS100ml

$400.00

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DESCRIPTION

The Scent of the ingenue: Dewy, fresh-picked blossoms, gathered in a paper wrapper, worn to perfection at New York's newest art gallery-club-restaurant scene. An exuberant but slightly insolent all-day floral bouquet.

Notes: White Peony, White Hyacinth and Musk

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GIFTING

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Notes

White Peony

Light, dewy, and romantic, this floral note brings a powdery sweetness and graceful femininity that softens and brightens the overall scent.

Mimosa

Soft and powdery, mimosa has a delicate floral scent with sweet almond-like notes, airy petals, and a hint of green freshness.

White Hyacinth

Bright and green with a cool floral edge, white hyacinth adds crispness and vibrancy—evoking spring gardens and early morning dew.

Magnolia

Delicate and radiant, the scent of magnolia blends crisp lemony notes with gentle floralcy, subtle green nuances, and a clean, slightly musky undertone.

Rose

Classic yet endlessly modern, its floral softness is both romantic and daring, bringing balance and elegance to even the most intense compositions.

Sandalwood

Creamy and slightly sweet, sandalwood smooths every blend it touches with a soft, milky woodiness and quiet strength.

Inside the fragrance

Composition

Every Bond No. 9 fragrance is composed like a skyline—layered, complex, and always evolving. The top notes make the first impression, the heart notes define the soul, and the base notes leave a lasting mark.

Top Notes

Vetiver, Musk, White Oak, Treemoss

Heart Notes

White Hyacinth, Magnolia, Rose

Base Notes

Musk, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Treemoss

BOND NO. 9 CHELSEA FLOWERS

Location, Location, Location

For many years, it was a comfortably funky-liberal-middle class enclave of orderly brownstones and neat, six-story apartment buildings. Today, Chelsea’s in the throes of change. No longer is it one neighborhood, but a mini-city, where each sector has its own raison d’etre. At its center, the sprawling, noirish Chelsea Hotel (once home to Vladimir Nabokov, Robert Mapplethorpe, and Sid Vicious), unrepentant and scuzzy. Other landmarks? The Joyce Theatre; the Empire Diner; Jensen Lewis, that Euro-smart furniture store; the London Terrace apartments, built in 1930. But now, the formerly moldering industrial district on Chelsea’s West Side has been transformed into New York’s hottest gallery district–with its own Chelsea Market, offering fresh food and flowers, and with the requisite fashion emporiums in place--Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, et al.