Fleurissimo(1956)

Created by Creed's family perfumers, Fleurissimo opens on bergamot and violet leaf, moves through a heart of rose, tuberose, and iris, and closes on sandalwood and musk. The fragrance is popularly associated with Grace Kelly, said to have been created for her wedding to Prince Rainier III of Monaco the same year, tying it to one of the mid-20th century's most publicized royal weddings. Its rose-tuberose-iris heart produces a rich, powdery white-floral character fitting for its bridal association, distinct from Creed's more typical citrus-and-leather masculine colognes.