
While the traditional notion associated with the rose is often femininity and a certain degree of weakness (they often withered before it blooms), Cartier’s perfumer, Mathilde Laurent, wants to break that stereotype and present the rose as a symbol of empowerment, unfazed by challenges and an inspiration to become bold.
How it wears
Best worn — occasion
Seasons

Shares Oud, Rose; Animal, Floral, Oriental accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral, Oriental, Woody accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral accord

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral, Oriental, Spicy accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral, Oriental, Spicy accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Woody accord

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral accord

Shares Oud, Rose; Floral, Oriental, Spicy accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Animal, Oriental, Spicy accords

Shares Oud, Rose; Animal, Floral, Spicy accords; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Woody accord; both WOODY

Shares Oud, Rose; Woody accord; both WOODY