The Floris London’s No. 007 Eau de Parfum is a celebratory fragrance created with the 60th anniversary of James Bond film Dr. No in mind to offer avid fans with a way to mark the occasion.
The unisex fragrance is reported to feature top notes of sweet orange, bergamot, juniper and geranium, with the citrus scents paying homage to the Italian settings of two other James Bond films (From Russia with Love and Casino Royale). The juniper calls to mind the secret agent's penchant for the vesper martini, while finally the geranium highlights the flower worn in Bond's dinner jacket in both Goldfinger and Spectre. The fragrance boasts a base of sandalwood, amber rum, Scottish oakmoss and musk.
The Floris London’s No. 007 Eau de Parfum is available now for $245.
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