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Les Fleurs Narcotiques

Her Majesty Kilian 2026

A new perfume by Kilian for women, released in 2026. The scent is sweet-powdery. It is being marketed by Estēe Lauder Companies.
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Main accords

Sweet

Powdery

Woody

Fruity

Fresh

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Rum

White peach

Heart Notes

Ambrette seed

Damask rose

Base Notes

Cedarwood

Cypriol

Perfumer

Caroline Dumur

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The fragrance is part of the Les Fleurs Narcotiques collection.

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Reviews

2 in-depth fragrance descriptions

01/14/2026

7.5Scent 7Longevity 8Sillage

Alisapopova
13 Reviews

Alisapopova

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A signature Kilian formula wrapped in memories from Japan

I tried Her Majesty by Kilian Paris, and it immediately took me somewhere else.
Kyoto in spring, cherry blossoms in the air.

The opening feels very feminine and very Kilian. You get cherry blossom, watery notes, and peach right away. The peach feels soft and natural, fresh and natural rather than sweet.

As it settles, it calms down and feels more composed. The rose comes through in a really smooth, velvety way, and the ambrette makes it feel warm and close to the skin. It feels elegant.

In the dry-down, it becomes more grounded. Cedarwood, cypriol, and oakmoss give it structure and a slight earthiness, but everything stays soft and balanced.

Her Majesty is subtle, steady, and confident.
The kind of scent that stays with you — even after you’ve left the room.

Graceful, quiet, and very refined.
A modern chypre that feels feminine and composed.

01/13/2026

8.5Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Rosini
17 Reviews

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Rosini

Helpful Review 15

What remains when the princess grows up?

Kyoto, Philosopher's Path in spring

In the golden moonlight, she stood barefoot on the wooden bridge.
Delicate pink blossoms fell like snow on her silky kimono,
which mirrored in the water below - a watercolor of dancing
peach tones. In her hands, she held a velvety rose, gently enveloped
by the soft wind. The wood of the bridge breathed. It breathed quietly.
And long after she had gone, her footprints continued to glow.
There, where she had laid down the rose.

***

Cherry blossoms dancing like pink snow in the spring wind: a fleeting magic that reminds us of the transience of beauty. How I would love to see this natural spectacle myself. Kilian got to experience it - on the Philosopher's Path lined with Sakura trees in Kyoto. These impressions from his trip to Japan inspired him to create Her Majesty, his first modern chypre fragrance.

But how does one translate such a memory into molecular form?

The scent does not begin sticky-sweet, but with the natural aroma of a juicy, white peach. A minimally dosed rum note adds depth (the angels left a drop this time) and simultaneously prevents a children's shampoo association. The opening remains fresh, almost transparent like morning dew on Kyoto's blossoms.

In the heart, a rose blooms in apricot - and rose tones, a shimmering play of colors in bicolor. It is velvety, never heavy, like a luxurious silk scarf on a cool spring morning. Ambrette adds a fluffy musk warmth that embraces the rose.

With each passing minute, Her Majesty becomes softer, rounder, creamier. The woody base feels dry yet enveloping - as if someone left warm footprints on an old wooden floor. The sillage is restrained, but the longevity is all the more impressive. This intimacy, however, is not a weakness. A loud, opulent fireworks display would have taken away its quiet magic. In the spirit of Yamamoto Tsunetomo:
"Delicacy is not a sign of weakness. Even the blossom of the plum tree breaks the ice."

**

Whoever walks her path will find her - like those footprints in the moonlight.
Perhaps you will find her and love Her Majesty just as I do.