Need help finding the name of perfume by NYC Floral Designer

[catladi]

Hi!
I am looking for a fragrance/perfume line which came out in the late 80s-early 90s. I remember the man who created the scents was a famous NYC Floral Designer and the bottles (if I am remembering correctly) were white and accented with green, orange etc to signify the different floral fragrances. I saw the ads for the line in Vogue or Elle and even on the scent strips they smelled like fresh cut flowers. I remember it was a more expensive fragrance and was sold at Barney’s, Bergdorfs and the like. I don’t believe it was widely distributed line and I think it was only around for a couple of years.
I know this is a long shot, but I was hoping someone on here might recognize what line I am describing.

Thank you for reading my post 😊

 

[PStoller]

Possibly this?

https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2013/09/the-tale-of-antonia-s-flowers

 

[foxbins]

I think you might mean Eric Buterbaugh. He created the perfume line EB Florals and the perfumes were Apollo Hyacinth, Regal Tuberose, Fragile Violet, Virgin Lily of the Valley, Thorns Rose, Celestial Jasmine, Velvet Lavender, and Sultry Rose.

 

[catladi]

T

Possibly this?

https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2013/09/the-tale-of-antonia-s-flowers

Thanks for your suggestion, but it wasn’t this one

 

[catladi]

I think you might mean Eric Buterbaugh. He created the perfume line EB Florals and the perfumes were Apollo Hyacinth, Regal Tuberose, Fragile Violet, Virgin Lily of the Valley, Thorns Rose, Celestial Jasmine, Velvet Lavender, and Sultry Rose.

Thank you for your response!
Did he have a line that launched prior to his line now? The fragrance line he currently has launched in 2015 and this way way before that.

 

[foxbins]

I think the first line was called EB Perfumes or maybe just Eric Buterbaugh perfumes. I remember an article in the NY Times about their debut at Saks, I think it was. It would have been the 1980's because I left NYC in 1992. Is his name ringing any bells for you? I remembered it because I thought is was unusual at the time.