In 2012, perfumer Alberto Morillas created Good Girl Gone Bad—a fragrance that celebrates the duality of feminine innocence and seduction.

Its inspiration is the narrative of temptation: the moment of surrender to desire and transformation. The scent captures the essence of a floral paradise—lush, vibrant and intoxicating—with a sensual underlying current that evolves throughout wear, symbolizing the journey from innocence to passionate indulgence.

Good Girl Gone Bad is a floral-fruity fragrance for women, released in 2012. The composition invites you to experience the journey from sweetness to seduction. Opulent white florals, succulent fruits, and a spirit of luxurious abandon await you. Let the scent of exotic blooms and honey envelop you, leaving a lasting impression that captivates the senses.

The scent opens with fresh apricot, osmanthus, and sweet May rose. The heart reveals an opulent bouquet of tuberose, jasmine, and narcissus. The base is anchored by cedarwood, amber, and seductive musk.

The initial impression is a fusion of bright, fruity notes and delicate rose, evoking innocence and light. As it develops, the fragrance unveils its true character through a heart of lush, narcotic white florals, culminating in a warm, amber-rich base that lingers with sensual charm on the skin.

Longevity is very good: the scent remains noticeable for up to 8 hours. Good Girl Gone Bad is a versatile fragrance suitable for both day and night wear, leaving a memorable trail that embodies sophisticated femininity with an edge of seduction.