Fleur du Mâle (2026)

Fleur du Mâle — Jean Paul Gaultier Launch Year: 2007; reintroduced in 2026 Perfumer: Francis Kurkdjian — original creation Concentration: Eau de Toilette Fragrance Family: Amber Floral with Aromatic Fougère Nuances Fragrance Profile Fleur du Mâle celebrates a softer, sensual expression of masculinity through the unmistakable beauty of orange blossom. Originally created by Francis Kurkdjian, this distinctive fragrance brings together crisp greenery, enveloping florals, and the comforting warmth of coumarin. The opening reveals petitgrain’s lively citrus character and leafy freshness. At the heart, orange blossom unfolds with a rounded, luminous softness, accompanied by an aromatic fougère accord that lends depth and structure. Coumarin warms the drydown with gentle sweetness and nuances of hay and tobacco, creating a smooth finish that complements the floral heart. Presented in Jean Paul Gaultier’s sculptural white torso bottle, Fleur du Mâle expresses confidence through sensitivity, individuality, and understated sensuality. Top Notes: Petitgrain Heart Notes: Orange Blossom, Fougère Accord Base Notes: Coumarin Performance A fresh opening develops into an enveloping floral presence before settling into a softer, intimate trail. The warm coumarin base gives the drydown a lingering, velvety character. Ideal For Orange blossom enthusiasts and collectors drawn to distinctive floral fragrances. An elegant choice for spring days, relaxed evenings, and occasions that call for a personal, quietly sensual signature.