Lost in Flowers Reserve by Strangelove NYC
Men Women 2026
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Lost in Flowers Reserve: A New Floral Oriental from Strangelove NYC Strangelove NYC introduces Lost in Flowers Reserve, a new floral oriental fragrance composed by Christophe Laudamiel. Launched in 2026, it balances bright florals with deep, warm woods and spices. The opening of lily of the valley and cardamom gives way to saffron, champaca, and oud in a composition that…
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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: A New Floral Oriental from Strangelove NYC
Strangelove NYC introduces Lost in Flowers Reserve, a new floral oriental fragrance composed by Christophe Laudamiel. Launched in 2026, it balances bright florals with deep, warm woods and spices.
The opening of lily of the valley and cardamom gives way to saffron, champaca, and oud in a composition that feels both luminous and mysterious.
Lost in Flowers Reserve brings a new layer of depth to Strangelove NYC. The perfumer behind the fragrance is Christophe Laudamiel, and his approach here is precise, layered, and full of contrast.
The top notes are crisp and radiant: lily of the valley, cardamom, and tagetes. Lily of the valley brings a clean, green freshness; cardamom adds an aromatic spark; tagetes, also known as Mexican marigold, contributes a sunny, slightly earthy warmth.
The heart is where the fragrance gains intensity. Champaca, jasmine, and saffron create a floral-spicy core, while oud wood lends depth and texture. The blend feels balsamic, warm, and quietly opulent.
The base is smooth and lingering: sandalwood, white musk, patchouli, gardenia, and oakmoss. It gives the fragrance a powdery softness and woody resilience, with gardenia adding a creamy finish that enhances its elegance.
Lost in Flowers Reserve unfolds slowly on the skin, moving from fresh and floral to spiced and woody. It is a perfume designed for those who appreciate complexity and enjoy discovering a new facet with every wear.
This fragrance will appeal to lovers of fuller floral perfumes, especially those drawn to warm spices and woods. It is designed for men and women and is ideal for evening events, cooler months, or any moment that calls for a memorable scent trail.
Lost in Flowers Reserve is a confident, modern floral oriental from Strangelove NYC, and Christophe Laudamiel delivers a composition that feels both timeless and contemporary. A striking addition to the house's lineup.
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