Victoria's Secret Lace Orange Flower Eau de Parfum 1.7 oz (50ml) Vintage 2009

A beautiful survivor from Victoria's Secret's upscale Parfums Intimates Collection, this discontinued Lace Orange Flower Eau de Parfum captures the fresh, feminine fragrance aesthetic that defined many of the brand's premium fragrance offerings during the late 2000s. The elegant clear-glass bottle, faceted top cap, and softly floral composition combine to create a highly wearable fragrance that has become increasingly difficult to locate since its discontinuation.

Available today is this lovely, circa 2009 vintage, original and authentic Lace Orange Flower Eau de Parfum spray in a 1.7 oz (50ml) size by Victoria's Secret Beauty Company (Batch Number: 9117CAD1). This example is confirmed to be from the fragrance's 2009 launch year and remains a desirable survivor from the Parfums Intimates Collection. Photos were taken at high magnification to best highlight overall item condition. The buyer will receive the exact item pictured.

Please note: This bottle appears full and unused, with a pristine spray nozzle and intake tube. However, the thin black satin ribbon originally tied around the bottle neck is no longer present. This cosmetic omission does not affect functionality or display appeal but is mentioned for complete accuracy.

This bottle can be ascribed to the original 2009 production period based upon the batch code, bottle design, and its association with the launch of Lace Orange Flower within Victoria's Secret's Parfums Intimates Collection. Many fragrances from this collection enjoyed only limited production runs and have become increasingly difficult to locate in unused condition.

Condition

This bottle remains highly attractive and displays beautifully. The glass retains excellent clarity, the spray assembly appears unused, and the bottle appears full. The original black neck ribbon is absent. Please review all photographs carefully to determine overall cosmetic condition, as they form part of the description.

Collector Notes

The Parfums Intimates Collection occupies a unique niche within Victoria's Secret fragrance history, representing a more refined and upscale fragrance direction than many of the company's mainstream body-care offerings. Discontinued fragrances from this collection have developed a loyal following among collectors and fragrance enthusiasts, particularly when found in full, unused condition.

Why This Bottle Stands Out vs. Later Versions

Unlike many later Victoria's Secret fragrances that emphasized sweeter gourmand compositions, Lace Orange Flower focused on a cleaner floral profile built around orange blossom and fresh citrus elements. Its relatively short production life and subsequent discontinuation have made original launch-era bottles increasingly difficult to acquire.

Fragrance History

2009: Lace Orange Flower is introduced as part of Victoria's Secret's Parfums Intimates Collection.

Late 2000s–Early 2010s: The Parfums Intimates Collection offers a more sophisticated fragrance direction within the Victoria's Secret portfolio.

Later Years: Lace Orange Flower is discontinued, leading surviving bottles to become increasingly sought after by collectors and fans of discontinued Victoria's Secret fragrances.

Originally launched in 2009, Lace Orange Flower is generally classified as a floral fragrance that balances soft orange blossom with citrus brightness and airy aquatic undertones. The composition opens with grapefruit and watery accords before unfolding into a floral heart of African orange flower and Chinese osmanthus. The result is a fresh, airy floral scent that captures the light, feminine style popular during the period while remaining highly wearable by modern standards.