Flora by Gucci Glamorous Magnolia
Freesia opens cleanly — light, slightly grassy-floral — before magnolia takes over in the heart.
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The note pyramid
- Freesia
- Magnolia
- Peony
- Sandalwood
- Chocolate
- Musk
By the editors · 2 min readFreesia opens cleanly — light, slightly grassy-floral — before magnolia takes over in the heart. Magnolia here is soft and white-floral, somewhat akin to lily and gardenia but with a lighter, more transparent quality; peony adds a pink-floral freshness. The base is where Glamorous Magnolia gets interesting: chocolate — dry and bittersweet rather than dessert-sweet — alongside sandalwood and musk. The chocolate prevents what could have been a generic white-floral from resolving conventionally. A Flora flanker that earns its Glamorous subtitle through an unlikely but effective structural choice in the base.
Scent twins
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