Fougère Floral
Unlock Iris Debonair, an addictive fougère floral capturing the allure of an aesthete's domain, where every room reveals and intentional art of living. Opening with a luminous stroke of bergamot co-infused with absinthe leaves, at the heart, crisp English lavender unfolds with cool, aromatic ... more
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Charm is unlocked instantly through the British-French duality of ingredients, with crisp English lavender and alluring French iris pallida joining Creed’s distinguished palette of raw materials while echoing the very origins of the House. Both of exceptional provenance and cultivated with precision and patience, together they enrich the Maison’s Art of Millésime.
The name, “Iris Debonair”, spoken with a French accent, also reflects the House’s living British-French heritage. Born from the old French expression “de bon air”, meaning “of good disposition and lineage”, this term refers to someone captivating and quietly confident who needs no validation, just like the cultivated aesthetes who originally inspired this creation.
Dressed in soft grey tones infused with blue, Iris Debonair is presented in the House’s iconic bottle that traces the silhouette of a classic gentleman’s hip flask. These carefully chosen hues pay homage to the signature shades of visionary fashion designer and fifth generation of the Creed family, Charles Creed, who anticipated casual chic decades before its time.
