Gucci Bloom is an eau de parfum for women and the first fragrance released under Alessandro Michele, Gucci's creative director at the time. Perfumer Alberto Morillas composed it. Bloom launched in 2017. 

Jasmine is the first thing you smell. Tuberose takes the center of the wear, and Rangoon creeper (Chinese honeysuckle) sits underneath as the base. Rangoon creeper is a vine whose flowers change color as they open, and it adds the soft, powdery edge you notice on skin.

Look at how the pyramid is built. Each stage holds a single note. The base is the unusual part. In most perfumes the last stage belongs to woods and musks, the heavy materials that evaporate slowest. Bloom puts a flower there. The dry-down stays floral and powdery to the end. None of the listed notes is oud or spice. If you usually wear florals layered over oud or amber, expect a lighter finish.

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