Fleurs de Nuit Badgley Mischka for women

Quite long lasting perfume-on my skin 8 hours,sillage-medium-it is leaving sour-sweet trail behind.As long as I'm jasmine lover,I like it because of the most realistic summery jasmine note there and delicate quince-so far so good,but then magnolia + orange flower make it a bit sharper and this hint is not so nice rounded-leaves soapy feeling,the drydown is after 8 hours close to skin very light woodsy smell.
But!-The bottle is real masterpiece!

I like it a lot. But it has almost disappeared in less than an hour?

I got a generous sample of the lovely jaspersen of this one, after I was dying to test this, due to the magically beautiful bottle, the fact that I like the original Badgley Mischka and that I should like it according to the notes.
And yes I do! To me Fleurs de Nuit opens with slightly sugared sweet-and-sour but clear white flowers, which, while it's not listed in the notes, I detect as lily-of-the-valley. Later it dries down in a quite casual (but high quality still) floral scent which really reminds me of some other perfume my mother used to wear when I was younger, but I just can't put my finger on it. I'll ask her if she maybe reminds.
The sillage is quite soft and don't know yet about the staying power, but all in all I do not believe it is really a night fragrance as the name assumes, but just highly likable, age-friendly and very wearable! As long as you have not too high I-hope-for-a-interesting-niche-masterpiece expectations everything should be fine :)

I do not understand the complaints about the name of Badgley Mischka FLEURS DE NUIT. Seems pretty straightforward to me: this is essentially a night-blooming jasmine quasi-soliflore. The jasmine definitely dominates the composition and makes this a white flower lovers-only perfume. FLEURS DE NUIT offers a big, stern, and relatively dry dose of only mildly indolic jasmine. The sillage and longevity are both excellent, and a little goes a long, long way.

I generally prefer more buttery, lush presentations of white flowers, as in MARC JACOBS and MJ ESSENCE, but FLEURS DE NUIT is nice, for what it is. (There is zero tuberose in FLEURS DE NUIT, so there's no point in comparing/contrasting it to FRACAS or CARNAL FLOWER.) Perhaps I should be glad that my 100ml will suffice for the rest of my life, as I would find it very difficult to part with the gorgeous bottle, one of the nicest I've seen. I usually keep my perfumes hidden away in the dark, but this one is so beautiful that I'm tempted to endanger the juice by putting the bottle out on display.

i was looking for a new fragrance at my local winner's and than there was this big white box opened so i was like !!! what the ek! i decide to try it on my wrist & then it start... WOW!! very lovely white flowers not to over powering just the perfect dose & then there was this little sweet scent i was what fruit exactly is that!! mangue? peach? as i was walking around the store i kept smelling my wrist & i thought what a lovely everyday feminine smell very delight semll not to fruity & not too floral just perfect mixte . i kind of detect some soapy smell in it but i end up!! buying the 100ml for 25$ so i thought yah!! this is a very pretty heavy glass bottle & lovely smell

This is a lovely sheer white floral, and I'm not terribly keen on florals either. This also makes me think of water lily, even though it's not listed in the notes. Definitely a spring/summer scent, fresh yet smooth.

Could be overwhelming if you apply more than two sprays. Longevity is very good.

Fleurs De Nuit is all about white flowers and then, even more flowers, Folks.
No fruits. No woods. Just strong florals.
Even though I am not a big fan of florals I can tell Fleurs De Nuit smells extremely elegant and would suit an extremely confident woman.
It is bold, powerful, rich, classy, without any sweetness or fruity undertones.
If I was asked what Fleurs De Nuit taste like, I would say bitter-sweet but highly addictive.
It will not be my winter fragrance as I have impression I would freeze to death if I wore it on a chilly, snowy morning.
Spring and cool summer nights would be best time to make friends with Fleurs De Nuit.
Not for shy or faint hearted.
The bottle, like all BM bottles, is lovely and classy.
Lasting power and silage are to die for.
Even though the olfactive group is not my favourite, my heart tells me I've found my number one for the next year spring. Therefore it scores 10/10.

P.S. The fragrance name should really be Fleurs De Jour as it reminds me of jasmine and magnolia blossom on a spring sunny day :-)

The first notes didn't impress me that much but as it settled down I had to change my mind. The jasmine notes just make me feel all summer night with a windows open to a light breeze.

Now I have it. It is nice but not as special and is quite discrete. Sillage lays very low, all in all I can understand why it is discontinued, sorry folks..Yes, this is a white floral with added sweet notes that make me think a little about rippen fruits, over rippen that is..Tuberose is also present, jasmine of course.This Badgley Mischka fragrances are all, so praised by critics, I am wondering why, not even all these huge praises did not led to succes. Maybe there is an explanation, simply their are not as good. I also find the packaging cheap looking, pictures look much better than reality itself. Dissapointed..

Love it. Had struggled with finding a romantic sophisticated floral that wasn't too heavy/warm/smothering (nauseating) or too green (headache-inducing). This is perfect, I love it, I'm keeping it!

I rarely like jasmine as a starring note, but Fleurs de Nuit features this powerhouse blossom to perfection.

To start, the clean, citrus notes keep the rich flowers curiously fresh without any inherent zing. Magnolia provides the jasmine with a deep, velvety introduction, while orange blossoms weave their playfulness throughout, taming jasmine's inebriating bouquet. The addition of peach gives the fragrance a fleshy quality that helps the flowers bloom continously, making them appear 'alive.'

The base lends a warm and radiant sophistication that dries down to a lingering romantic trail.

This what a walk after dark in the springtime smells like, in a corner of the city lined with Victorian townhouses covered with trellissed blossoming vines.

Fleurs de Nuit is fabulous! I truly think that out of all the perfumes that I've tried or bought this year, this one is my favorite ( glad I caught it on sale). I never fall in love with white florals, but this one has such an easy-going vanilla and amber base that really takes the cold edge off of the white floral heart notes. ( which by the way are jasmine and lily entertwined at least to my nose)..I can see the ''Indian moon garden'' glamour press fitting this fragrance, as something about the jasmine reminds me a lot of tiare flower. Perhaps it's the mix of amber with jasmine? I don't recognize magnolia, bergamot, or peach at all. Regardless it's a very impressive combo, especially when the wind picks up and your caught in this magical sillage cloud of Fleurs de Nuit, creamy but tasteful, elegant but not cold, and sexy as hell...Oh and the bottle is beautiful..

Just gorgeous. This was destined for me: I am a sucker for Rodrigo's scents, I love jasmine and am yet to meet a Badgley Mischka I don't like.

It opens with a pretty, sweet 'bubblegum' jasmine scent which settles into a clean, romantic, white floral which is never cloying or indolic.

I am happy to wear this anytime I want to feel pretty.

Fleurs de Nuit is a nice change from the rich fruity scents that this house is primarily known for.

This fragrance is a delicate and refreshing bouquet of jasmine, lily, orange blossom and magnolia. It's beautiful in the way that the florals have been complimented by a sugary hit of bergamot and quince.

The scent itself is very lush and crisp. There may even be aldehydes in this composition because I can detect a soft powderiness in the heart and top notes.

Fleurs de Nuit is not one of a kind, but it is truly breath-taking in a gorgeous, elegant and feminine way. In my books, Fleurs de Nuit is a sheer floral, not surprising that I see this fragrance on so many Fragrantica member's wishlists.

The sillage and longevity are great, wonderfully balanced and well worth the big bucks. I'm a little surprised that Badgley Mischka didn't make more of a fuss when this was released, however its increasing popularity just goes to show how many people enjoy this fragrance.

Fleurs de Nuit is mostly a scent for floral-lovers or people searching for a particularly soft and Spring-like scent. For that, I highly recommend.

This was one of those where I read the notes and said to myself "this sounds like a scent for me!" and got a bottle ... and am VERY pleased. I was so pleased I immediately went back to eBay and ordered ANOTHER bottle! It's just a lovely scent - the florals mix together to create such a lovely scent; it is somewhat difficult to describe by someone like me who doesn't have the education to distinguish notes, but I can definitely tell that this is a quality perfume. It goes on sweet and clean and dries down without becoming cloying, florals mixing and dancing throughout, like walking through a garden in bloom with the most delicious-smelling flowers to be found. I think it is one to be used any time, any place (personally - because I rarely do anything special to warrant "special" use stuff, so for me any time is the right time to use stuff I like!), but I can understand when people say it's for special nights, romantic use, etc., because it really is beautiful. Highly recommended to those who love florals!

I am so impressed with Badgley Mischka perfumes in general. I have tried 2 of the three and they both have my attention!

Fleurs de Nuit smells like nothing else I have come across in perfume so far. I am really suprised that it is so floral considering that half the top/heart notes are fruits! Luckily, the fruits in here are very sophisticated and adult. Magnolia is doing its usual glorious slowdance, partnered by Jasmine.

I think this is an excellent romantic perfume.

I'm very picky about my florals...and this is my favorite floral in my collection right now! It's beautiful, elegant, romantic, and sophisticated. I'm not very good at distinguishing floral notes, but I CAN detect lilly, peach, and amber. I like it because the notes are balanced very well - not too green, not too sweet, not too heady.

Regarding it's staying power, I've been wearing it now for almost four hours and I have no complaints yet. Aeternitas - try it on your skin! You might be surprised!

Aeternitas, I agree with you. This is a nice scent, very "jasminy." But it doesn't last. I sprayed it on my wrist, and it was gone in seconds. I have already commented on how frustrating I find this apparently new trend to make perfumes so ... ephemeral. I also have the original BM, and that is better.

Funny, I was dying to try this one! Unfortunately, I wasn't impressed by it when I tried it at Sephora. It may have been because I had sniffed a bunch of other perfumes before I got to this one, but I hardly smelled anything. It was so incredibly light, barely even there, but definitely floral. It's like a dull version of Versace Bright Crystal. However, I do love the original Badgley Mischka perfume (which ought to be added!). Perhaps I just need to try Fleurs de Nuit on my skin next time.