Tuberoza

How it moves

It arrives on ylang-ylang, orange blossom, artemisia and sweet orange — bright, immediate, gone before you have decided about it. Underneath, tuberose, gardenia, jasmine and marigold settle in and take over. It dries down to vetiver, musk, amber and sandalwood, close to the skin and hard to forget.

What wearers say

3.9 out of 5 from 900 ratings.

• Appreciated as a rich, creamy tuberose-forward white floral with good presence and refinement.
• Reviewers note its lush jasmine and gardenia support, calling it elegant and fairly unisex for a tuberose.
• Some feel it is heady or old-fashioned, and it draws less attention than Nishane's bigger hits.

Who made it

Jorge Lee composed it in 2014, for Nishane in Turkey. An early Nishane extrait by Jorge Lee, Tuberoza spotlights the heady white tuberose flower balanced with green, ambery and woody-musky facets.