Explore Dries Van Noten’s flower fragrances: Raving Rose& Rosa Carnivora

Apr 16, 2025

Step into the world of florals with Dries Van Noten’s captivating interpretations of the rose. Known for his artistic flair and avant-garde sensibility, the designer reimagines this timeless flower in two daring new fragrances: Raving Rose and Rosa Carnivora.Far from traditional, each scent unveils a different facet of the rose—one bold and electrifying, the other raw and refined. From vibrant peppery bursts to earthy, velvety depths, these creations celebrate the rose in all its contradictions. Discover how Dries Van Noten transforms nature’s most iconic bloom into modern olfactory art.

RAVING ROSE

Raving Rose defies expectations, transforming the classic bloom into something thrillingly modern.A lush, opulent rose is electrified by the intensity of pepper that exudes afresh yet fiery sensation - sensual yet unexpected.

The fragrance opens with a vibrant blend of pink pepper and black pepper, delivering a fresh, spicy kick. At its heart, delicate rosa water and rich rose absolute create a lush floral layer, while the base settles into warm, sensual notes of cashmeran and musk. Composed of 90% naturally-derived ingredients, the scent is both refined and modern.

"The rose is an icon for Dries but I wanted to disrupt its classicism to create a rose that is not arose, not taking itself too seriously, ultra-modern and spicy."

— LouiseTurner, Perfumer

Raving Rose

ROSA CARNIVORA

Rosa Carnivora is a velvet rose crafted in chiaroscuro. A rose in its wild, beautifully imperfect nature, rooted in the noble earthy depth of vetiver.

The scent opens with a bright touch of pink pepper and fresh rose, setting the tone for a floral yet spicy composition. At the heart, earthy vetiver blends with a delicate floral bouquet, creating a beautifully balanced contrast. The base reveals warm, grounding notes of patchouli and cistus. Crafted with 90% naturally-derived ingredients, the fragrance captures nature in its most raw and elegant form.

"This is nature: unfiltered, with all its little flaws. This rose is not romantic: it is strangely beautiful, real, imperfect and ambiguous."

— Daphne Bugey, Perfumer

Rosa Carnivora