White Flowers

The Dewy Floral Garden, 2011

White Flowers launched in 2011, composed by Olivier Creed as a polished interpretation of a dewy morning flower garden. The brief was a fresh bright feminine built around green apple and lemon at the opening, violet leaves, geranium, jasmine and rose at the heart, and a base of narcissus, musk and sandalwood. The composition aims to capture the smell of white flowers freshly opened with morning dew, rendered through Creed’s luxury approach with natural materials throughout. White Flowers remains active in the Creed catalogue and continues to attract wearers seeking polished daytime feminines. Our interpretation respects the dewy character.

How It Smells

The opening is bright and slightly green, green apple leading with its crisp fruity character, lemon adding sharp citrus lift, and a quiet sparkling freshness threading through the early phase. Within fifteen minutes the floral heart unfolds: violet leaves provide a quiet green herbal floral support, geranium adds a slightly rosy green floral character, jasmine takes a leading creamy white floral role, and rose contributes deeper floral depth. The base is the perfume’s polished anchor. Narcissus provides a quiet creamy yellow floral nuance that distinguishes White Flowers from simpler jasmine compositions, sandalwood adds creamy wood structure, musk smooths the drydown, and a quiet woody character grounds the finish. The overall impression is dewy morning floral luxury, polished and grown up in the Creed tradition.

The Notes

Top: green apple, lemon.
Heart: violet leaves, geranium, jasmine, rose.
Base: narcissus, musk, sandalwood.

How Our Version Compares

Dewy floral compositions like White Flowers reward concentration because the bright character can read thin in lower oil formulations. Our European Union production at 40 percent perfume oil concentration provides the body the composition needs, with the green apple lemon opening sparkling cleanly, the floral heart holding through the wearing, and the narcissus sandalwood musk drydown lasting well into the next day on clothing.

Common Questions

How does it compare to Love in White?
Different floral direction. Love in White is luminous with rice husk, vanilla and sandalwood. White Flowers is dewy with violet leaves, geranium and narcissus. They share a Creed feminine identity but represent quite different white floral compositions.

Is the jasmine prominent?
Yes, distinctly. Jasmine is one of the central notes of the heart, balanced by geranium, rose and violet leaves rather than dominating. The composition reads as a complete floral bouquet rather than a jasmine soliflore.

Best season?
Spring and early summer especially, when the dewy floral character reads at its best. The composition was clearly designed for fresh-light warm weather and morning occasions.

How long does it last?
Seven to nine hours at our concentration, with the sandalwood musk drydown lingering on clothing into the next day. The 40 percent oil approach extends the wearing significantly.

Comparative Advertising Disclaimer

Parfumour creates inspired by interpretations of well known fragrances. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Creed. Creed and White Flowers are trademarks of their respective owners. Our product is an independently formulated fragrance designed to evoke a similar olfactive impression, helping customers identify a scent profile they are seeking.