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A luminous, exquisitely crafted white floral. Jasmine, tuberose and orange blossom weave in and around each other like the mesmerizing blur of the white tulle skirts of the corps de ballet. They waltz, they leap, they merge into an idealized 'white flower' that is not any one of these blooms, but a flower found in a dream. Refined and elegant, this would suit a sylphide or a royal bride equally well. Patricia de Nicolai became the first woman to win the coveted Mouillette d’Or for Best International Perfume Creator when Number One debuted in 1989. A modern classic.
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Egyptian jasmine, Indian tuberose, orange blossom absolute, cassis, rose, iris
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