D.S. & Durga Resurrected Corpse Flower

A flower famous for its awful smell, reimagined as a perfume with the rot taken out: bold move. D.S. & Durga, a Brooklyn house, pulled it off in-house, as it always does.

It opens bitter and green, with green olive, grapefruit and balm of Gilead. The heart unfolds into a white trio of freesia, Madonna lily and tuberose, then settles onto green banana, damp cedar and papyrus.

It's an eau de parfum in a 50 ml bottle. It's for you if you like white florals with a strange, leafy edge, and conversations that start with "what are you wearing?"

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