Brands / BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS / Beauty / Fragrance / BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum - 1

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum - 2

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum

Name: BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum
Brand: BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS
SKU: B1958497
Price: 390.00 USD
Availability: InStock

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS

$390.00

Shop Now

Product Insights & Style Tips

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS Imperial Eau de Parfum channels palatial hauteur and exclusivity. Its notes unfold from angelica to rose and geranium, then deepen with oud and guaiac wood, weaving a fragrance that feels cultivated, opulent, and unmistakably British. The 100ml bottle carries a refined aura, a subtle statement of presence that lingers long after the room clears.

On skin it blooms with a measured grace, the floral opening softening into a smoky, wood-kissed base. The scent sits close to the skin yet unfurls with movement, making it versatile from day to night. A light application travels well with tailored pieces or luxe textures, from crisp workwear to evening velvet, letting the perfume be the defining accent rather than loud in the room.

Within the house of BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS, Imperial sits in step with a bold, theatrical scentstory that still feels wearable. It nods to English heritage while staying contemporary, a statement for editorial moods and refined evenings alike.

Materials / Fabrication

Notes: angelica, rose, geranium, oud, and guaiac wood
Volume: 100 ml
Made in UK

Recommended Care

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve fragrance integrity.
Keep bottle tightly closed when not in use to prevent evaporation.
Avoid contact with eyes and prolonged skin exposure; apply to pulse points as directed by usage guidelines.
Do not expose to heat or store in high humidity environments.

Style Check

Aesthetics: 9/10

Architectural and ceremonious, the Imperial bottle cuts a strong, editorial figure on a vanity. The tall, dark glass paired with gleaming metal accents and a regal cap commands attention without shouting. It reads luxury and mystique, inviting a fragrance moment that feels ceremonial, opulent, and distinctly collectible for a fashion-forward audience.

Craftsmanship: 8/10

Craftsmanship reads as meticulous, with precise alignment of components and a balanced, substantial feel. The cap sits firmly, the neck and base display clean machining, and the glass finish appears uniformly clear with a luxe weight. If any detail reads undercooked, it would be the absence of texture; otherwise, construction reads premium and deliberate.

Affordability: $$$

At its price point, the value aligns with design ambition and brand prestige. The Imperial cue radiates exclusivity, while the packaging and scent narrative elevate the overall appeal beyond mass market. The cost matches its editorial presence and collectable aura, making it feel purposeful rather than merely aspirational for a discerning fragrance connoisseur.

Shop More BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS

Beauty

Beauty Trends & Makeup Tips

Your Guide To Preventing Hair Breakage

Summer can take a serious toll on your hair. Between chlorinated pools, ocean swims, and relentless heat and humidity, your strands have been through a lot by the time September rolls around. Now that fall is on the horizon, there’s no better time to give your hair some extra attention. If you’re dealing with breakage, the honest truth is that existing damage can’t be reversed – but that doesn’t mean your strands are a lost cause. With a few strategic additions to your routine and a commitment to consistency, you can absolutely prevent further damage and get your hair back on track. It just takes knowing where to start. Ahead, our tried-and-true tricks for preventing hair breakage before it gets worse.

Greta Lee Makes A Case For Super Sculpted Cheekbones

While contour and bronzer are staples of any full makeup beat, the usual goal is to blend them into the skin until they create barely-there definition. Greta Lee, however, is making a compelling case for doing the exact opposite. The actress is embracing dramatically sculpted cheekbones that are intentionally prominent. And instead of appearing harsh, the exaggerated contour feels editorial, especially against her soft, luminous skin. If you’re looking for a way to shake up your usual base routine, consider this your sign to let your cheekbones do the talking. Her makeup artist, Charlotte, shared some insight into the products and techniques behind the look, so we’re breaking down exactly how to recreate those sculpted cheekbones below.

Cloud Skin Puts A Softer Spin On Matte Makeup

A decade ago, beauty was all about high-coverage, matte complexions with an airbrushed finish. Now, the pendulum has swung toward dewy, light-reflecting skin. But as we move toward fall, matte makeup is making its way back – but with a softer point of view. Meet cloud skin. This updated take on matte makeup swaps heavy coverage and layers of powder for a velvety, diffused finish. The complexion looks softly blurred rather than flat and injects just enough radiance to keep the skin looking alive. Think less full-beat matte and more softly filtered skin. Ahead, we’re breaking down exactly how to recreate the cloud skin look for fall.

About BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS

BOADICEA THE VICTORIOUS is a London based luxury fragrance brand known for its bold, unisex perfumes and dramatic storytelling. Founded in 2008 in the United Kingdom, the house presents an evolving collection of niche scents crafted in collaboration with renowned perfumers, each bottle a handcrafted piece of British artisanal craft. The brand positions itself as a contemporary heritage house, drawing on mythic strength and regal symbolism to create opulent, long lasting fragrances. Categories include eau de parfum and eau de parfum concentrates for both men and women, with scent families ranging from floral amber to woody spice, often featuring rich notes like amber, oud, musk, and leather. The brand targets shoppers seeking individual, statement fragrances with a distinct British identity.