Divine Couture

Divine Couture is a 2026 fragrance from Jean Paul Gaultier composed by Quentin Bisch, and it reads mainly as floral, with a strong gourmand and citrus layer alongside.

The notes mix three moods. Bergamot, citrus, calone and solar notes give a bright, airy, almost sea-breeze freshness. Ylang-ylang, jasmine and geranium form a sunny white-floral centre, with raspberry adding fruit. Then come the sweets: meringue, vanilla and coumarin bring a whipped, sugary softness, while benzoin and amber add a resinous warmth. A touch of pine keeps the sweetness from feeling cloying.

The result is a feminine, sun-and-sugar composition that sits between a beach floral and a dessert. It will suit those who enjoy luminous florals with a playful gourmand side, and it feels most natural in warm weather or for daytime outings, though the vanilla base gives it enough body for the evening too.

Divine Couture — for women fragrance by Jean Paul Gaultier (released 2026). Notes: Amber, Benzoin, Bergamot, Calone, Citruses, Coumarin, Geranium, Jasmine, Meringue, Meringues, Pelargonium, Pine Tree, Raspberry, Solar Notes, Vanilla, Ylang Ylang, Ylang-Ylang. — Parfica open fragrance database