The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Myth Bloom is built around a vivid floral-green idea. Its notes combine clover, wild rose, apple blossom, mint, blond woods and cedar, with the floral elements meeting a fresh herbal edge rather than settling into a simple, candy-like bouquet. Clover gives the composition its grassy lift, while wild rose adds a recognisable floral warmth and a slightly old-fashioned character. Apple blossom brings a soft, translucent quality, and mint introduces a cool, clean accent. Beneath them, blond woods and cedar lend a dry structure, helping the brighter notes feel composed. The name, Myth Bloom, neatly captures the balance at the heart of the scent: a floral opening with green energy, grounded by woods that become more apparent as the fragrance settles.
What makes Myth Bloom worth a closer look is the tension between two very different florals. Wild rose brings thorns and a slightly old-fashioned, powdery politeness. Clover pushes back with a herbaceous green that smells of grass and damp earth after rain. Apple blossom and mint widen the space between them, one soft and almost weightless, the other cold and clean. Together, they keep the composition from reading as a conventional bouquet.
The evolution
The first minutes are the greenest part of the experience. Clover and wild rose arrive together with a wet-grass quality that can read as dewy or simply damp, and the rose sits forward, a touch vintage in the way it flattens itself against skin. Mint works quietly here rather than announcing itself, a cold edge that sharpens the clover without turning the scent into a cooling product. Then the middle settles in. Apple blossom unfolds soft and barely there, like linen in sunlight, and the wild rose rounds off into something sweeter. The floral notes move in and out of focus, revealing different facets as the composition warms against the skin. By the drydown, the green has thinned considerably. Cedar and blond woods take over, keeping the composition close and slightly powdery, less a garden than polished wood with the ghost of a stem still in it.
Cultural impact
Myth Bloom occupies a bright floral-green space within the fragrance landscape. Its combination of clover, wild rose, apple blossom and mint gives it a fresh, herbaceous character, while the blond wood and cedar base adds a drier finish that keeps the composition from feeling overly soft. It reads as a polished modern floral with enough green structure to remain distinctive. Its familiar ingredients place it in company with scents such as Chloé Eau de Parfum, Calvin Klein Euphoria, Cerruti 1881 and Lancôme Miracle, but the interplay of damp grass, powdery rose, cool mint and polished woods gives Myth Bloom its own identity.
The House
Zlatan Ibrahimovic ParfumsZlatan Ibrahimovic Parfums is a niche fragrance house that translates the Swedish football star’s confidence into scent. Launched in 2015, the line offers a compact catalogue of men’s and women’s eau de parfums that blend sporty vigor with contemporary elegance. Each bottle arrives from a Swiss‑based studio that hand‑assembles the blends, while the olfactory formulas are crafted with the help of Givaudan perfumer Olivier Pescheux. The brand positions itself at the crossroads of sport, style and modern perfumery, inviting wearers to carry a fragment of Zlatan’s bold persona wherever they go.
The Creator
Olivier PescheuxWhile it's difficult to pinpoint a single, defining characteristic across all of Pescheux's work without a more extensive database, his style appears to favor a balanced approach. He doesn't seem to shy away from using a mix of synthetic and natural ingredients.
