Joy

Jasmine. Rose. 1930. Jean Patou Joy was once sold as the costliest perfume in the world, and it is still a wall of real jasmine and rose. A classic opulent floral built on rose and jasmine, opening with aldehydes and tuberose, resting on sandalwood and musk.

A graceful women's perfume for everyday elegance and special occasions alike. The travel-friendly size slips into a pocket, purse, or carry-on for touch-ups anywhere. It belongs to our Attraction edit — fragrance chosen to draw people closer.