Lost in Flowers Reserve by Strangelove NYC
Men Women 2026
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Lost in Flowers Reserve: Strangelove NYC's New Floral Oriental Strangelove NYC presents Lost in Flowers Reserve, a new floral oriental perfume composed by Christophe Laudamiel. Launched in 2026, it brings together luminous florals and deep, warm woods. The opening combines lily of the valley and cardamom with the earthy brightness of tagetes, before moving into a heart of saffron, champaca…
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Top
lily of the valley
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Heart
Champaca
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Base
sandalwood
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About Lost in Flowers Reserve
Lost in Flowers Reserve: Strangelove NYC's New Floral Oriental
Strangelove NYC presents Lost in Flowers Reserve, a new floral oriental perfume composed by Christophe Laudamiel. Launched in 2026, it brings together luminous florals and deep, warm woods.
The opening combines lily of the valley and cardamom with the earthy brightness of tagetes, before moving into a heart of saffron, champaca and oud.
Lost in Flowers Reserve is the latest addition to Strangelove NYC's perfume portfolio, and one that shows the house's taste for bold, artfully structured scents. The perfumer Christophe Laudamiel has built a composition that rewards patience and close attention.
The opening is crisp and glowing. Lily of the valley supplies a clean, green freshness, cardamom adds an aromatic lift, and tagetes gives the top notes a sunny, slightly earthy edge that feels almost velvety.
The heart deepens into a rich floral-spiced accord. Champaca and jasmine bring an exotic bloom, while saffron introduces a warm, leathery spice. Oud wood anchors everything with a nuanced, woody base that keeps the composition firmly in oriental territory.
At the base, sandalwood, white musk, patchouli, gardenia and oakmoss create a soft, powdery finish. The gardenia in particular adds a creamy floral texture, while oakmoss and patchouli ensure the perfume lingers with understated authority.
As it moves through its stages, Lost in Flowers Reserve shifts from fresh and airy to intensely floral, then to warm and enveloping. It is a scent for those who appreciate slow-burning elegance and a clear narrative.
This fragrance is suited to anyone who enjoys generous florals with a spicy, woody undertow. It works for both men and women and feels particularly appropriate for evening wear, autumn and winter, or special occasions where a lasting impression matters.
Lost in Flowers Reserve is a poised and memorable addition to Strangelove NYC's portfolio. Christophe Laudamiel has created a modern floral oriental that is both easy to admire and endlessly fascinating to wear.
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