Marc Jacobs
Shares Gardenia, Honeysuckle, Cedar.
Marc Jacobs Eau de Parfum captures the scent of fresh gardenias floating in cold water. Created in 2001 by perfumers Steve DeMercado and Loc Dong, thi…
Marc Jacobs Eau de Parfum captures the scent of fresh gardenias floating in cold water. Created in 2001 by perfumers Steve DeMercado and Loc Dong, this scent avoids the heavy, cloying butteriness often associated with vintage white florals. Instead, it opens with a clean burst of bergamot and dewy gardenia petals that feels immediately bright and sheer. As the fragrance settles, creamy tuberose, sweet honeysuckle, and gentle jasmine emerge alongside a pinch of white pepper. The base stays remarkably clean on skin, anchoring the floral bouquet with fresh ginger, soft cedar, and transparent musk. It is an effortless daytime perfume that feels crisp, feminine, and polite in warm spring air.