Lilly Land

Byredo's Casablanca Lily is famous, somewhat ironically, for having almost no actual lily in it - it's a plum-and-honey tuberose at heart, and reviewers consistently single out that honeyed floral richness as the draw. Lilly Land builds around the same idea. Ripe plum and golden honey open things with a sweet, nectar-like quality, before Indian tuberose and a Casablanca lily accord take over the heart for a lush, narcotic white-floral effect. Soft musk and warm woods close it out with a quiet, skin-hugging finish. The plum-honey-tuberose relationship is a fair likeness of the original's signature, though the drydown here settles into its musk base more quickly and doesn't carry quite the same depth of honey that Byredo's version is known for, especially in its earlier 2019 formulation. Still, for the white-floral curious, it's a warm and wearable interpretation.