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Score
85/100

Creed

Wind Flowers

EDP2021Olivier Creed

“A garden party where the hostess smells better than all the flowers.”

Wind Flowers
white floral
sweet
powdery
$310–$460Fair value

The take

What works

  • ●White floral combination radiates without the typical tuberose density
  • ●Peach brightens the jasmine heart in a way that reads modern, not grandmotherly
  • ●Sandalwood-praline base softens and extends beautifully

Trade-offs

  • ●Less distinctive than the price tier demands
  • ●Creed's quieter feminine entries are always the harder sell at this cost

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Notes

Top

Mid

Base

Performance

Longevity
5–7 hours
Projection
Arm's length
Sillage
Soft trail

Fit

Best in spring, during the day. Summer works too. Leans feminine.

When

  • Spring, 100%, best
  • Summer, 77%, works
  • Fall, 49%
  • Winter, 28%
  • Day, 94%, best
  • Night, 38%

Occasions

EverydayOffice

Gender

Leans feminine

Smells like

Similar scent DNA — if you own one, you may not need the other

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does Wind Flowers last?

5–7 hours on most skin (good longevity) with noticeable sillage.

When should you wear Wind Flowers?

Wind Flowers is best in spring, during the day. Summer works too. It suits everyday wear and the office.

Is Wind Flowers worth it?

At $310–$460, yes for this tier. White floral combination radiates without the typical tuberose density. Peach brightens the jasmine heart in a way that reads modern, not grandmotherly.