Young girls of the Renaissance were not allowed to smell this forbidden flower so as not to “fall into temptation”. The tuberose flower has no color: it is forced, like any other white flower, to intensely release a luxuriant scent to attract insects. This is where the tuberose hides its power, sensual but invisible, like a mermaid’s song. It is intrusive, warm, slightly animal. An all-encompassing protagonist with a base of musks to support it. A seductive scent , but nevertheless perfectly wearable even by elegant men who want to express their magical power.