House of Houbigant, the luxury fragrance, just launched their new Orangers en Fleurs scent inspired by none other than their legendary client Queen Victoria.  Small little fact, the Queen brought orange blossoms to the forefront when she adorned her hair with an intricate crown of the fragrant flowers on her wedding day in 1840.

The Marriage of Queen Victoria, 10 February 1840 (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The fragrance includes notes of orange blossom, with a heart of Turkish rose and Egyptian jasmine, highlighted by a subtle combination of tuberose and orange leaf absolute. The accord is delicately balanced by the floral note of ylang, slightly spiced with nutmeg. 

House of Houbigant is available at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus.  The eau de parfum retails for $180 and the perfume retails for $600.

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