No.555 Eau du Soir

Sisley's Eau du Soir is regarded as one of the great green chypre florals, a dense, verdant composition built around rose and jasmine with a sharp, almost bitter galbanum-like edge and a deep, mossy amber base that unfolds slowly over hours. Eden Perfumes' No.555 leans directly into that same rich chypre-floral profile, opening with grapefruit and mandarin before revealing an unusually full heart that stacks oakmoss, juniper, patchouli, iris, carnation, rose, syringa, labdanum, jasmine, lily of the valley and ylang-ylang, closely tracking the layered, green-floral complexity the original is known for. The musk-amber base carries the drydown, though it reads a touch more straightforward than Sisley's deeper, more resinous finish. This is a serious, grown-up fragrance rather than a casual daytime scent, best reserved for cooler months and evening or formal occasions where its density and sillage can be appreciated. It suits anyone who loves the mysterious, old-world chypre-floral style and wants to explore that family without the investment the Sisley original demands.