Perfume is very personal and while I occasionally like to indulge in a popular scent, I tend to lean toward more niche fragrances that can't be identified with one whiff. Flowerbomb Midnight has that can't-quite-put-your-finger-on-it quality that I love. It combines all the great parts of the original Flowerbomb with just enough newness and mystery so that it feels like it was mixed exclusively for me.

In the world of perfume, the original Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb is up there as one of the greats. With notes of patchouli, musk, and sweet florals, it's gained icon status among fragrance enthusiasts. The newest member in the family, Flowerbomb Midnight is like the sexy older sister. While the original is sweet, fresh, and daytime-friendly, Midnight is a bit sweeter and musky. I've come to really enjoy this type of fragrance combination. It's one of those perfumes that smells delicious even though you can't quite place the notes from a casual sniff.