Wilde by Floris London is a fragrant tribute to the legendary Oscar Wilde, inspired by his passionate love and incomparable style. Capturing the essence of individuality, freedom and creative expression, this fragrance is a sophisticated composition that is both elegant and distinctive.

The fragrance opens with sparkling notes of bergamot and soft citrus blossom, reminiscent of a fresh sea breeze. These invigorating top notes create a refreshing and radiant aura. At the heart, a spicy blend of white jasmine, ginger and green dianthus (carnation) unfolds, adding a warm and exotic depth. This combination emphasizes Wilde's love and affection for Lord Alfred Douglas and brings forth a vibrant, floral spiciness.

The base notes of pure sandalwood oil, olibanum (frankincense) and benzoin provide a rich, sensual depth that gives the fragrance a subtle but unmistakable presence. These warm, resinous notes add a layer of sophistication and elegance that rounds off the fragrance perfectly.

Top notes: bergamot, navy, citrus blossom
Heart notes: Dianthus, ginger, white jasmine
Base notes: sandalwood, olibanum, benzoin

Alcohol Denat, Fragrance, Aqua, Diisopropyl Adipate, Benzophenone-2, Citronellol, Limonene, Eugenol, Linalool, Geraniol, Isoeugenol, Farnesol, Citral, Coumarin

Juan Famenias Floris came to England in 1730 from his native island of Menorca via Montepellier in France, where he had learned to mix fragrance essences, and settled in Jermyn Street, near the Royal Court of St. James and in the heart of gentleman's "club land" as a "barber" and "comb maker", where he soon became the talk of London society with his products and was successful. He created individual fragrances for his customers and carefully stored the recipes so that he could resupply them when needed. He married Elizabeth Hodgkiss, with whom he had seven children.

Today, the company is run by the eighth generation, John Bodenham and Christopher Marsh, who are both great-great-grandchildren of Mary Anne Floris, herself a great-granddaughter of Juan, the founder. Mary Anne Floris had married James Bodenham, hence the change of surname. The company has been awarded the title of Purveyor to the Court over sixteen times and is now "Perfumers to HM The Queen Elizabeth II" and "Manufacturers of Toilet Preparations to HRH The Prince of Wales".