Kenzo Flower by Kenzo 20th Anniversary Edition Eau de Parfum

The powdery-floral scent, woven from delicate, silky vanilla threads, marks its 20th anniversary and remains one of the most popular in the Kenzo fragrance line to this day. Flower by Kenzo was launched in 2000, inaugurating an extensive collection of flankers and limited editions. The original fragrance was presented in a tall, slightly curved, transparent glass bottle with a bright red poppy on the cap, which became the symbol of the Flower by Kenzo line.
On several occasions, the house of Kenzo has dressed different versions of the fragrance in attractive red bottles: Flower by Kenzo Le Parfum (2003), Flower Tag (2011), Flower Tag Eau de Parfum (2012), Flower by Kenzo L'Elixir (2015), and Flower by Kenzo Red Edition (2018).
The latest collector's edition, dedicated to the fragrance's 20th anniversary, is also released in a red bottle - the color of love and passion, the color of poppy petals!
In honor of this special occasion, the iconic powdery-floral scent is dressed in a new, stunning kimono, inspired by the Seijin No Hi (Coming of Age Day) ceremony, which celebrates the transition of 20-year-old Japanese individuals into adulthood. This unique moment is met by young Japanese women in their most beautiful kimonos, adorned with floral motifs.
The Flower by Kenzo 20th Anniversary Edition collector's edition opens with a union of passionate pink pepper and black currant. At its heart bloom Bulgarian roses and powdery violets, while the base envelops with a silky veil of musk and vanilla. The perfume creator of the composition is Alberto Morillas.
The collector's edition comes in a bright red bottle, decorated with a poppy flower made of various floral prints. The same floral motifs adorn the box as well.