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Rose Kabuki
Dior
Release year:
2021
Rose Kabuki is a soft rose-musk Maison Christian Dior fragrance with a powdery airy texture and a very delicate modern floral feel. It feels refined and intimate.
Rose L’Orange
April Aromatics
Release year:
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A playful rose with a citrus twist—petal richness brightened by orange-like freshness, drying down to clean woods and soft musk. Cheerful, modern, and very wearable.
Rose Malaki
Chopard
Release year:
2014
Rose Malaki blends rose with spice, saffron, and woods in a smooth oriental-luxury style. It feels rich, velvety, and more dressed than a standard rose perfume.
Rose Muskissime
Maître Parfumeur et Gantier
Release year:
1988
Rose Muskissime presents rose through a musky and softly romantic lens, balancing floral beauty with a polished skin-like finish. It feels elegant and gentle rather than jammy or loud.
Rose Nacree du Desert
Guerlain
Release year:
2012
Rose Nacrée du Désert pairs rose and saffron with oud-like woods and a softly smoky base, creating a warm desert-rose atmosphere without heaviness. It feels elegant and richly textured.
Rose Night
Montale
Release year:
2014
A soft patchouli-rose with amber and white musk that turns the flower into something smoother and more evening-oriented. It feels elegant and quietly sensual rather than loud or gothic.
Rosenlust
April Aromatics
Release year:
—
A romantic rose composition with a natural, velvety feel—petals, a hint of spice, and a warm resin-wood base that makes it feel intimate. Elegant, soft, and slightly dreamy.
Rose Noir
Byredo
Release year:
2008
A dark rose shaded with grapefruit, berries, cardamom, and patchouli, giving the floral heart a moody almost wine-stained depth. It feels velvety and urban rather than traditionally romantic, with just enough moss and musk to keep the rose from turning syrupy.
Rose Of No Man's Land
Byredo
Release year:
2015
A luminous rose that stays fresh, peppered, and slightly petal-soft rather than jammy or plush. It feels tender and transparent, with enough papyrus and amber in the base to give the rose shape and quiet persistence.
Rose Of No Man's Land Absolu de Parfum
Byredo
Release year:
2025
A smokier, more concentrated rose that deepens the original with darker fruit, patchouli, papyrus, and black amber facets. It feels more velvety and dramatic, while still holding onto the tenderness that defines the rose at its center.
Rose Omeyyade
Atelier Des Ors
Release year:
—
A romantic rose-and-amber that leans plush and opulent—petal richness wrapped in warm resin, soft spice, and smooth woods. Luxurious, long-wearing, and built for evenings.
Rose Oud
by Kilian
Release year:
2010
A rose-and-oud pairing that leans plush rather than harsh—petal richness wrapped in resin and smooth woods with a warm, slightly smoky undertone. Romantic, dense, and built for nights out.
Rose Oud
Parfums de Nicolaï
Release year:
2013
A velvety rose wrapped in oud, saffron, and woods, giving the floral heart both richness and a dark polished backbone. It feels sumptuous without becoming heavy, balancing the softness of the rose against a quietly incense-like woody depth.
Rose Oud
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2016
A smoother, more refined rose-oud pairing than many modern oriental releases, balancing floral richness with woods and a polished dark warmth. It feels elegant first, dramatic second.
Rose Pivoine
Parfums de Nicolaï
Release year:
1998
A fresh rosy-peony floral with spring brightness, soft red-fruit nuances, and a smooth musky base that keeps the bouquet vivid and natural. It feels delicate but cheerful, more like petals and green stems in the air than a dense romantic rose soliflore.
Rose Poivrée
The Different Company
Release year:
2002
Rose Poivrée is a spicy rose fragrance with coriander-like lift, pepper, and a smooth woody-musky base that keeps it dry rather than jammy. It feels tailored, graceful, and quietly distinctive.
Rose Pompon
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2016
A bright, cheerful rose fragrance with a fruity sparkle and a breezy contemporary style. It feels charming and easygoing, less formal than classic rose perfumes and more immediately playful.
Rose Pompon Eau de Parfum
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2018
The eau de parfum version adds more depth and plushness to Rose Pompon without losing its cheerful rosy signature. It feels rounder and slightly more sensual than the lighter original.
Rose Prick
Tom Ford
Release year:
2020
Rose Prick gives Tom Ford a sharp luxurious rose built around Turkish rose, Bulgarian rose, May rose, Sichuan pepper, turmeric, tonka, and patchouli. It feels polished, spicy, and more tailored than a soft romantic rose.
Rose Rebelle
A Lab on Fire
Release year:
2011
A richer rose composition that pushes the flower into darker territory, with spice, woods, and a cocoa-toned softness lurking underneath the petals. It feels dramatic and slightly unconventional, more smoldering than pretty.