Emanuel Ungaro Wild Petals Eau de Toilette 50ml Spray

Emanuel Ungaro Wild Petals Eau de Toilette 50ml Spray is a tropical, sun-warmed floral fragrance for women. The composition opens on a juicy chord of tiare flower, mango and pear; melts into a heart of peach blossom and frangipani; and dries down on a soft base of vanilla, amber and white musk — a holiday-ready feminine signature with a barefoot island feel.

About Emanuel Ungaro

Emanuel Ungaro is a couture house founded in Paris in 1965 by Italian-born designer Emanuel Ungaro, celebrated for sensual draping, romantic florals and Mediterranean colour. The house's perfumery, launched in 1977 with Diva, has long been associated with feminine fruity-floral compositions. Wild Petals belongs to its contemporary, accessibly priced range — designed for bright, easy-to-wear daily perfumery.

Fragrance notes

• Top: Tiare Flower, Mango, Pear
• Heart: Peach Blossom, Frangipani
• Base: Vanilla, Amber, Musk

Olfactory family: Floral Fruity Tropical  |  Gender: Women

The story behind Wild Petals

Wild Petals captures the imagery of a tropical garden in full bloom — heady tiare and frangipani, juicy mango, sun-warmed amber. The fruit-and-tiare opening lifts the composition into holiday territory; the peach-and-frangipani heart adds creamy floral depth; and the vanilla-amber-musk base extends the trail into a soft, lightly sweet finish.

Who it's for

Suited to wearers who love bright, holiday-style floral-fruity feminines — fans of Estée Lauder Bronze Goddess, Calvin Klein CK One Summer or Jo Malone Frangipani Flower will find Wild Petals a familiar match. Best in spring and summer; ideal for daytime, holiday and warm-weather wear.

How to wear it

1. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, base of the throat, behind the ears — from around 15cm.
2. Three to four sprays for full daytime wear (eau de toilette concentration).
3. Apply over an unscented body lotion to extend longevity on skin.

Specifications

• Size: 50ml
• Concentration: Eau de Toilette
• Gender: Women
• Brand: Emanuel Ungaro