Giorgio Beverly Hills(1980)

Created by Giorgio Beverly Hills's in-house perfumers, this composition opens on aldehydes, bergamot, peach, and orange blossom, moves through an intensely projecting heart of tuberose, jasmine, marigold, and carnation, and closes on sandalwood, amber, musk, and oakmoss. Its famously powerful, room-filling white-floral sillage became emblematic of 1980s American maximalist perfumery, and the fragrance's yellow-and-white striped packaging and boutique on Rodeo Drive made it a defining symbol of Beverly Hills glamour during the decade.