Karl Lagerfeld has launched Fleur de Vanille in August 2026, the seventh feminine fragrance in Les Parfums Matières. The Eau de Parfum was created by Émilie Coppermann and Pierre Guéros and comes in 50 ml and 100 ml. It arrives alongside the masculine Bois de Oud, but this side of the duo gives vanilla the full spotlight.

Bergamot and mimosa bring a bright golden freshness to an opening shaped by vanilla and orchid. Mimosa's soft pollen character makes the floral side feel warm rather than sharp, while bergamot keeps the sweetness moving. It creates an airy frame around a material that can easily become dense.

Bourbon vanilla and peach cream build a fuller heart with both fruity roundness and a smooth dessert-like texture. Tonka bean continues that gentle sweetness in the base, but cedar and sandalwood add a drier wooden structure that should leave the finish more polished than sugary.

The bottle follows the collection's straight silhouette, fading from warm amber into nearly clear glass. A pale peach carton reinforces the fragrance's soft tone without making the presentation feel busy. It is a simple design that lets the color and the name carry the idea.