House Narcissus
Beauty Commands Attention. Character Holds It.
Among the noble houses of Société des Fleurs, House Narcissus stands apart.
Its members are charismatic, captivating, and impossible to ignore. They possess the rare gift of drawing every eye in the room without ever seeming to seek attention. Whether through charm, confidence, wit, or sheer force of personality, they leave a lasting impression wherever they go.
Inspired by the narcissus and jonquil—the flowers long associated with beauty, renewal, and fascination—House Narcissus celebrates those born to stand in the spotlight. The dreamers, the visionaries, the charmers, and the beautifully complicated souls who inspire admiration and envy in equal measure.
Within these gilded halls, every member expresses the family's legacy in their own way.
Jennifer Jonquil embodies elegance beneath a veil of green mystery, where daffodil blooms mingle with glaucous foliage, light patchouli, and balsam of Peru. Daria Daffodil is radiant and irresistible, weaving together golden daffodils, pink pepper, nectar, caramel, and ambergris accord. Joaquin Jonquil carries a darker allure, pairing whisky, leather, and narcissus blooms in a fragrance that is both sophisticated and dangerously charming.
Together they form a family bound not by similarity, but by presence. Each fragrance is distinct, yet all share the unmistakable confidence that defines House Narcissus.
This is a collection of golden blooms and gilded ambitions. Of polished smiles, whispered scandals, and unforgettable entrances. A celebration of those who understand that beauty is not merely appearance—it is the art of leaving a lasting impression.
The House
Jennifer Jonquil — The Sophisticate
Daria Daffodil — The Darling
Joaquin Jonquil — The Charmer
Notes
Jennifer Jonquil — Daffodil, glaucous greenery, light patchouli and balsam of Peru.
Daria Daffodil — Daffodil, pink pepper, nectar, caramel and ambergris accord.
Joaquin Jonquil — Whisky, daffodil and leather.
"Some people enter a room. House Narcissus arrives."
