DISCOFLOWER by Coreterno

DISCOFLOWER: Coreterno’s New Floral with a Nighttime Edge

DISCOFLOWER is the new fragrance from Coreterno, a floral composition for women and men arriving in 2026. The house tapped perfumer Emilie Bouge to create this launch, which is shaping up to be one of the year’s most intriguing releases.

The scent balances bright florals with a warm, sensual base. Though firmly in the floral family, DISCOFLOWER reveals musky, powdery, and vanilla accords that give it far more complexity than its playful name might suggest.

The opening pairs nashi pear, orchid, and four o’clock flower (Mirabilis jalapa). Nashi pear adds a juicy, slightly watery freshness, while the orchid and four o’clock flower introduce an unexpected floral twist with a subtle animalic undertone.

In the heart, tuberose, jasmine, and orchid take center stage. This is where the fragrance unfolds its white floral character, creamy and lightly indolic. The effect is enveloping and almost fleshy, with a texture that calls to mind damp petals at dusk.

The base is built on musk, ambroxan, vanilla, and Japanese cherry blossom. It brings warmth, softness, and a modern, radiant glow. Ambroxan adds a mineral, slightly salty shimmer, while vanilla rounds everything out with a gentle sweetness.

Key accords include white floral, tuberose, musk, powdery, floral, animalic, vanilla, amber, sweet, and fruity. That palette confirms DISCOFLOWER is no ordinary floral: it plays with contrasts between clean and sensual, fresh and cozy.

Early ratings place the fragrance at 4.07 out of 5 based on 30 reviews. It’s a promising start for a scent that only just entered the market.

DISCOFLOWER is for anyone looking for a floral with personality, far from one-note perfumes. It will appeal to those who love contrasts: fresh and warm, floral and animalic, elegant and easygoing.

With DISCOFLOWER, Coreterno delivers a floral that isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty. Wear it by day with attitude or by night with intention, and discover a bold new side of the house.