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Chelsea Flowers (2003)
by Bond No. 9
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A range of 16 fragrances for men and women, each representing different districts of New York. More information here.
Chelsea Flowers Fragrance Notes
- Top Notes
- White Peony, Mimosa, French Tulip.
Middle Notes- White Hyacinth, Magnolia, Rose.
Base Notes- Musk, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Tree Moss.
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   |  It's less floral than it is fruity, especially apples and melons. It's Bond's answer to Creed's Spring Flowers. Of course, Chelsea Flowers is no where near as refined and elegant as Spring Flowers.08 March 2009 |
   | I'm a fan of florals, don't get me wrong, but Chelsea Flowers seemed to me like a slightly too "pretty" flower-shop scent, but it just didn't strike me as particularly wearable or amazing. I'm developing a theory that Bond #9 line of fragrances is aimed at people for whom money is no object and the very act of purchasing a scent that's "nice", but not remarkable, but at Bond's prices, is a huge status symbol in the manner of: "Hey, I can afford to pay this much for something that's just plain NICE. How about that?" 10 August 2008 |
 |  A sprite white floral, drying down with a healthy dose of greenery. As I first applied Chelsea Flowers it brought to mind Tommy Girl. As the initial topnotes eased, CF remained an ultra fresh bouquet of white flowers with loads of green sprigs - much better than Tommy Girl could ever hope to be!This is one of Bond no.9's better offerings! 21 December 2007 |
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| I love this scent, one of my favorites. Its floral, soft, a touch powdery, what I expect a woman's fragrance to smell like. It doesn't have the artificial scent that many of todays fragrances have, to smell "modern". It smells like lovely flowers, I love it. Lasts many hours too. 14 November 2007 |
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| Perhaps the only thing missing from this bouquet is carnations. It is a true floral, somewhat of a rarity in today's newer perfumes. It certainly has lasting power; when I used it as room spray the scent lasted several hours! 07 March 2007 |
 | You're walking along a rainy NY street, hidden beneath your black umbrella, winding through people dressed in dark clothing. You sigh. You feel as though you'll never see sunshine again. As you traipse along the sidewalk, your gaze catches something bright and you stop. Through a plastic marquee, you see buckets of beautiful bouquets of perfect, perfect flowers. You decide that one of those bouquets will completely erase the mood of the rain. You enter the shop to buy yourself this uplifting gift, and you immediatly smell joyous, ambrosial perfume in the air. That smell is Chelsea Flowers. 10 January 2007 |
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