Discover the new No.007 Eau de Parfum, created in partnership with Floris perfumers of St. James’s. The unisex scent is distilled from 60 years of Bond on film and weaves together an aromatic story of juniper berry, Italian bergamot, red carnation, amber rum and Scottish oakmoss.
Scent description. No.007 is a rich, multifaceted scent, with a warm depth and an air of style and sophistication, whilst exuding a sense of insouciance and excitement. The scent opens with the exhilarating note of juniper, a fragrant nod to the infamous Vesper Martini. Refreshing bursts of uplifting bergamot, lemon and sweet orange draw on the Italian scenes in films including From Russia With Love and Casino Royale. These uplifting top notes are balanced with the delicate addition of smooth rose, the national flower of England, pairing perfectly with dry, woody, tones.
A hint of smoky dianthus carnation reflects the elegant ambience of the St. James’s members clubs frequented by Ian Fleming, woven in as a part of Bond’s life within his novels and subsequent films. 007 wears a red carnation on screen in the button hole of his white dinner jacket in Goldfinger and later in Spectre.
Warm, glowing amber notes bring a rum-like dash of Jamaica into the mix, a reoccurring backdrop for Bond – from Dr. No to No Time to Die. The subtly spicy facet of oakmoss and comforting musks adds a rich intensity and earthy warmth to the scent, inspired by 007’s family home Skyfall in Scotland.
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Luxury perfume house Floris knows history. With a story that stretches back almost 300 years, the English fragrance company has served distinguished clientele from Florence Nightingale, who kindly sent a thank-you for the "sweet-smelling nosegays," to Marilyn Monroe, who ordered Rose Geranium from her room at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Inside the shop at 89 Jermyn Street, antique Spanish mahogany cases display the company's storied past and inherited knack for mixing fragrances that stay classic. Here is No. 127, a lavender-citrus scent that was originally blended in 1890 for the Russian Grand Duke, and, 50 years later, remained a favorite of Winston Churchill and Argentinian First Lady Eva Perón. James Bond preferred No. 89, a woody citrus that he wore in Ian Fleming's novels. The brand's celebrity attraction continues today, though family-run Floris remains discreet on names.
Founded in 1730 by Juan Floris, his descendants have run the shop for nine generations at the same address. Until the 1960s, each scent was mixed by hand in the cellars beneath 89 Jermyn Street, though fragrances are now made at a modern factory in Devon. Customers to the shop find a Royal Warrant from King George IV framed on the wall, appointing Floris as the Smooth Pointed Comb Maker to His Majesty.
Today, the company is the sole perfumer of Queen Elizabeth II. To celebrate her Diamond Jubilee in 2012, Floris launched Royal Arms Diamond Edition, an updated version of the scent created in honor of the Queen's birth in 1926.
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