Liberation of Flowers debuts in October 2026 with three fragrances created by Christophe Laudamiel. Divine Intervention is the collection's creamiest route, a 50 ml Eau de Parfum that begins with rose and apricot before settling into warm milk and vanilla musk.

Damask rose and apricot open with soft floral light and rounded fruit. Apricot should give the rose a velvety fullness rather than sharp sweetness, while the clear floral tone keeps the opening alive.

Tobacco, cinnamon and cardamom warm the heart alongside Casablanca lily and a nutty accord. Warm milk, caramel, vanilla orchid and ambrette musk then take over in the base. Milk and caramel soften the spices, but tobacco gives the creamy fragrance a darker outline.

The official product image places the bottle and white box side by side. Ashley Longshore's pink and red floral artwork fills both the label and the flower-shaped window on the packaging, while clear glass and a black cap give the vivid composition a more sculptural frame.