The fragrance's story and background 

Jour d'Hermès, a feminine and timeless composition, was created in 2012 by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena. He explains his creation by saying, "I wanted to express through flowers, and nothing but flowers, the spirit of femininity."

The bottle, drawn by designer Pierre Hardy, unfurls in round, sensual curves. In the center, a luminous drop of fragrance seems to hang, creating a harmonious visual balance.

Here is the olfactory description of Jour d'Hermès

Top Notes:

The top notes of "Jour d'Hermès" open with an explosion of refreshing citrus, including lemon and grapefruit, which bring instant luminosity. These citrus fruits are combined with watery, green notes that evoke the freshness of morning dew.

Heart notes:

The heart of the fragrance reveals a delicate, sophisticated floral bouquet. The dominant floral notes are white flower garden, with a particular emphasis on jasmine, orange blossom and narcissus. These floral notes lend an elegant femininity and gentle sensuality to the fragrance.

Base notes:

The base notes of "Jour d'Hermès" are predominantly amber and woody. These include notes of cedarwood and white musk, which add depth and durability to the fragrance. These base notes create a warm base to balance the freshness of citrus and the sweetness of flowers.

Subtlety of the fragrance 

C These notes combine the sparkling freshness of citrus, the timeless beauty of white flowers and the warmth of woods and musks. "Jour d'Hermès" evokes a sense of light, sophistication and femininity. It embodies the feeling of a radiant, elegant day through a harmonious olfactory composition. It's a fragrance that can be worn for any occasion, whether an ordinary day or a special occasion.