Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Girl Eau De Toilette

Tommy Hilfiger Tommy Girl Eau De Toilette was launched in 1996 and composed by master perfumer Calice Becker. A quintessentially American fragrance, it channels youthful energy, spontaneity, and the carefree charm of a road trip through blooming wildflowers. This beloved scent has become a modern classic for women who embody confidence, fun, and a playful spirit.

The opening is a vibrant and uplifting medley of black currant, mandarin orange, camellia, and apple blossom. These fruity top notes burst forth with fresh sweetness and crisp juiciness, evoking the early morning dew of a flower-laden garden. The initial impression is bright and invigorating, making an instant statement of femininity and vivacity.

As the scent develops, the heart reveals a soft floral accord that brings both elegance and natural warmth. Honeysuckle, lily, violet, mint, grapefruit, lemon, and delicate rose form the core of the fragrance. The floral notes intertwine with citrusy brightness, while the mint adds a cool, fresh dimension. This heart is light, breezy, and effortlessly pretty—like a summer breeze passing through wildflowers.

The base notes create a gentle and lasting dry-down with magnolia, jasmine, sandalwood, cedar, and a touch of soft leather. These woody and musky undertones ground the fragrance with a smooth, slightly creamy finish that clings to the skin without overwhelming. The leather note is subtle but gives Tommy Girl a unique signature, making it stand out among other fruity florals.

Fragrance Notes
Top notes: Black Currant, Camellia, Mandarin Orange, Apple Blossom
Heart notes: Honeysuckle, Lily, Violet, Mint, Grapefruit, Lemon,