Fracas for Women was originally introduced to the public in 1948 under the Robert Piguet label. Today it remains one of the most notable tuberose-based fragrances on the market. Germaine Cellier developed this lush fragrance and it continues to be popular with women such as Kim Basinger and Madonna. The opening notes include mandarin orange, peach, hyacinth and orange blossoms for a citrusy beginning touched with peach and white flowers.

The main event is definitely the tuberose you’ll find in the heart of the fragrance. The tuberose is backed by a creamy bouquet of jasmine, lily of the valley and narcissus. Spice notes of coriander and the sharp scent of carnation add some zest to the scent, followed by a finish of oakmoss, amber, musk and cedar. There’s very little green in Fracas, but a wealth of florals that make this an intoxicating women’s fragrance to be worn year-round.