What do white florals like this do in Dhaka's humidity?

They get bigger rather than smaller. Tuberose, ylang-ylang and gardenia are all amplified by heat and moisture, so the creamy floral heart that already dominates this fragrance takes over even earlier, and the brief neroli opening is gone almost at once. Humid weather is the hardest setting to meet this one in if large white florals feel heavy to you. The vanilla-sandalwood base reads warmer here than in winter.

This is a 2019 batch of a 2015 fragrance. Is it discontinued?

No. Kilian still sells this fragrance as part of The Narcotics collection and continues to offer refills for it, so the batch year on this listing describes the stock rather than the end of the line. Some current listings show a shorter note set than the fuller pyramid documented here, which reads as a presentation change rather than an announced change to the formula.

Is this too heavy a white floral for someone who finds tuberose overwhelming?

If tuberose already reads as too much for you, this will likely confirm that. It takes command within minutes of the brief neroli opening, thick, creamy and waxy rather than restrained, and ylang-ylang and gardenia reinforce that density rather than softening it. Bulgarian rose adds warmth but doesn't dial back the presence. Someone who finds white florals heady in general should sample carefully before committing to a larger size.

What separates this from Kilian's Love, don't be shy?

Love, don’t be shy shares the same house's sweet-floral-vanilla foundation, but this fragrance leads with a denser, more waxy white-floral cluster of tuberose, ylang-ylang and gardenia before reaching that vanilla-sandalwood base. If you already know Love, don’t be shy and want more floral density and less restraint, this is the direction to explore next.

Is a decant the sensible way to judge a fragrance this floral-heavy?

Tuberose-forward compositions are some of the most divisive in perfumery, reading as glamorous on one wearer and overwhelming on another, and this leans fully into that density from the very first minutes. A decant lets you wear the complete arc from neroli opening to vanilla-sandalwood dry-down more than once, on your own skin, before deciding whether a full bottle of this specific white-floral intensity belongs in your collection.

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Kilian Voulez-vous Coucher Avec Moi (Batch 2019)

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Hand-decanted from authentic originals

Fragrance Profile

The scent

Gender: For her
Type: Niche
Concentration: Eau de parfum
Released: 2015
Perfumer: Alberto Morillas

Pyramid

9 notes

Top notes First impression

Neroli

Heart notes The character

Ylang Ylang
Tuberose
Gardenia
Bulgarian Rose
Litchi

Base notes The dry-down

Vanilla
Sandalwood
Cedar

Best seasons

Occasions

Description

About this fragrance

Few fragrance names dare you quite like this one. Kilian's Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi, launched in 2015 as part of the provocatively named Narcotics collection, is an Eau de Parfum built by master perfumer Alberto Morillas around a lush, cream-soaked white floral heart. The name promises something dangerous. What you get is more like a bridal bouquet dipped in warm vanilla silk, which, depending on your taste, is either more seductive or more surprising than you expected. Aromatica carries the Kilian Voulez-Vous Coucher Avec Moi decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes.

Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Common Questions

Good to know

They get bigger rather than smaller. Tuberose, ylang-ylang and gardenia are all amplified by heat and moisture, so the creamy floral heart that already dominates this fragrance takes over even earlier, and the brief neroli opening is gone almost at once. Humid weather is the hardest setting to meet this one in if large white florals feel heavy to you. The vanilla-sandalwood base reads warmer here than in winter.
No. Kilian still sells this fragrance as part of The Narcotics collection and continues to offer refills for it, so the batch year on this listing describes the stock rather than the end of the line. Some current listings show a shorter note set than the fuller pyramid documented here, which reads as a presentation change rather than an announced change to the formula.
If tuberose already reads as too much for you, this will likely confirm that. It takes command within minutes of the brief neroli opening, thick, creamy and waxy rather than restrained, and ylang-ylang and gardenia reinforce that density rather than softening it. Bulgarian rose adds warmth but doesn't dial back the presence. Someone who finds white florals heady in general should sample carefully before committing to a larger size.
Love, don’t be shy shares the same house's sweet-floral-vanilla foundation, but this fragrance leads with a denser, more waxy white-floral cluster of tuberose, ylang-ylang and gardenia before reaching that vanilla-sandalwood base. If you already know Love, don’t be shy and want more floral density and less restraint, this is the direction to explore next.
Tuberose-forward compositions are some of the most divisive in perfumery, reading as glamorous on one wearer and overwhelming on another, and this leans fully into that density from the very first minutes. A decant lets you wear the complete arc from neroli opening to vanilla-sandalwood dry-down more than once, on your own skin, before deciding whether a full bottle of this specific white-floral intensity belongs in your collection.