Good Girl Gone Bad

Good Girl Gone Bad is a white-floral fragrance from Kilian Paris, released in 2012 as part of The Narcotics collection and composed by master perfumer Alberto Morillas. A metaphor for Eve — the good girl who falls into temptation — the scent embodies the duality of innocence and seduction. The composition opens with the apricot-tinged sweetness of Chinese osmanthus and the fresh allure of jasmine sambac and Rose of May, before unveiling its intoxicating heart: a "trio of sirens" of Indian tuberose, Egyptian narcissus, and lush orange blossom. Notes of Virginia cedar and amber try to tame this floral whirlwind but never fully succeed. Half-innocent, half-voluptuous, Good Girl Gone Bad has become one of Kilian's most iconic creations — a glamorous, narcotic floral inspired by the famous words of Mae West: "When I'm good, I'm very good, but when I'm bad, I'm better."