Frédéric Malle likens this fragrance created by famed perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena to a rose photographed by Andy Warhol. It is a rose seen through the eyes of a contemporary artist,he says of this unique floral scent blended with timut pepper, geranium bourbon, and cassis for freshness and spice. A heart of vetiver and cedar combines with IsoButyl Quinoline—a high-tech molecule with a bitter twist used during the daring perfumery of the Jazz Age—to create a sensual and sophisticated leather base that adds a mysterious edge to the ultra-feminine flower.

- Top notes: geranium, blackcurrant, bourbon geranium
- Heart notes: vetiver, cedar
- Base notes: leather accord