ROSIE

Soft florals open first, clean and a little haunting, like perfume lingering in a room after the music stops. There is something sweet and sentimental here, but it does not hide the sharpness underneath. Rosie has always been that blend of charm and violence.

Roses – Classic and full-bodied. Romance without apology, beauty that fills the air and refuses to be ignored.

Blood – Metallic and vivid. Violence under lace, the reminder that sweetness does not mean harmless.

Lavender – Cool and calming. A hand smoothed over rumpled sheets, breath taken before acting, a moment of composure.

White Tea – Fresh and pale. Quiet mornings, polite manners, and the veneer of civility that makes everything more interesting.

As it settles, there is the sense of lipstick marks on teacups, a razor tucked into a garter, and someone who always smells lovely even when there are bodies on the floor.