Night vs The New Paradise

Shared character

Both fragrances feature a floral character built around jasmine, rose, bergamot, oakmoss, amber and fig, giving each a pronounced floral backbone.

How they differ

Night and The New Paradise share the floral accord and a core set of notes (jasmine, rose, bergamot, oakmoss, amber, fig). Night adds iris/orris, patchouli and saffron and is classified with an ambery (oriental) accord. The New Paradise adds musk, tonka bean, lily‑of‑the‑valley, additional citrus and fruity notes (including orange and fig leaf) and is described with green, fruity, spicy and fresh accords. The two fragrances have no shared family label, and only The New Paradise has a published community score (7.6).

Who each suits

Night – with its iris/orris, patchouli, saffron and ambery oriental profile, tends to suit wearers who prefer richer, more structured scents for evening or cooler‑weather settings. The New Paradise – with its bright citrus, green, fruity and fresh accords plus musk and tonka, is oriented toward daytime or spring‑summer wear and may appeal to those who favor lighter, more lively compositions.