The Alchemist's Garden : The Virgin Violet Eau de Parfum 
Gucci (2019)

Virgin Violet is based on ionones, that chemical that smells like bright violets over suede. There are a lot of these (it's the background of the entire Cuir de Russie genre), but this is quite nice and just different enough to not get lost in the crowd.

For one, the suede is cleverly masked with iris, vanilla, and soapy musk, which gives a sweet richness that will likely win over people who don't care for the leather that usually accompanies violets. There's also a very nice nutty, honeyed mimosa/acacia floral that ties the violets on top to the iris in the middle. I'm a sucker for honeyed florals and this is a way I haven't seen them used before, so points to Gucci for figuring out a way to take something familiar and do it in a unique way.