20 Classic Fragrances That Include Kate Middleton's Favorite Flower

The fragrance that started it all. It was discontinued for a time but relaunched in 2009, to the delight of LOTV lovers everywhere.

Chloé’s signature scent blends lily of the valley with rose, amber, and pink peony.

Meant to resemble the smell of bed linens on a Sunday morning, it also features earthy white musk.

This fresh twist on Dior Addict blends floral (lily of the valley and freesia) with fruity (bergamot, grapefruit, and orange).

The floral notes mix with bergamot and sandalwood for a balance of light and warmth. Donna Karan’s namesake brand may be no more, but there’s a reason this best-selling scent lives on.

Vanilla, blackberry, and lily of the valley all play a role here, but nothing overpowers or competes for center stage.

This floral confection has just about every spring flower in the garden plus a touch of neroli and bergamot, which add depth and warmth.

An iconic scent since 1977, Opium is the ultimate blend of floral and spicy, with notes of lily of the valley and rose, as well as clove, coriander, and tangerine.

The darkly sweet combination of lily of the valley, cardamom, and oakmoss is sure to make a major statement.

For the true floral lovers, this luxe fragrance is like a spring bouquet in a bottle without being too heavy.

Lily of the valley superfans love this fresh fragrance, which also boasts grapefruit and musk.

Not only does this softly floral scent scream “spring!” (it’s in the name, after all), but the bottle was also designed to be reused as a vase once emptied.

Papaya is an unexpected element with classic rose and jasmine in this elegant scent.

Akigalawood—a cousin of patchouli—pairs nicely with lily of the valley in this eye-catching blue bottle.

Honeysuckle may be the star in this transporting blend, but lily of the valley, gardenia, and jasmine add to the floral bouquet.

Bluebell and lily of the valley aren’t just similar-looking flowers—they also play well together. Light and fresh, it’s great if you like to reapply your fragrance throughout the day.

One spritz of this blend of rosemary, lemon, grapefruit, clove, and lily of the valley, and you’ll feel as if you’ve been transported to Italy.

Originally a 1947 Christian Dior scent, Miss Dior was reinterpreted in 2021 with a floral, spicy formulation. True to form, it maintained the lily of the valley note.

This scent starts out fruity—with notes of blackberry and cassis—and opens into a sweet, floral base. Not only that, but it has a higher concentration of fragrance oils than most traditional perfumes to help it last longer.

First formulated in 1976, this classic fragrance from the UK perfumery is like taking a walk through an English garden at the start of spring.