A cloud of cotton candy, juicy raspberries and violet flowers: Petra Viola is Lattafa’s new feminine fragrance for 2026. The brand calls it “Floriental Fruity”, bringing fruity sweetness and sugar together with a floral heart.
Its structure moves from a fruity, spicy opening to white flowers, then soft woods and musk. On paper, it promises a bright gourmand profile that leans more fruity and floral than dense.
Quick facts
- Brand
- Lattafa
- Launch
- 2026 (available from 23 July)
- Perfumer
- Alex Lee
- Fragrance family
- “Floriental Fruity” by Lattafa; oriental floral on Fragrantica
- Size
- 100 ml
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Audience
- Women
- Official price
- AED 225 on Lattafa’s UAE website
A gourmand with violet flowers
Petra Viola opens with raspberry, violet and pink pepper. The fruit gives it a juicy edge, the pepper adds a spicy counterpoint, and violet hints at the powdery floral side that also appears among its most-voted accords.
In the heart, jasmine and lily of the valley soften the composition with white florals. Cotton candy brings the gourmand sweetness; cedarwood, sandalwood and musk round out the base with a warmer, woody finish.
How it smells: Petra Viola’s notes
This is the published note pyramid for Petra Viola. We have not tried it; the reading below is based on paper and is not a skin-tested review.
Top notes
the first minutes- Raspberry
- Violet
- Pink pepper
Raspberry leads with a juicy feel, violet adds a floral nuance and pink pepper brings a light spicy edge.
Heart notes
the first hours- Jasmine
- Lily of the valley
- Cotton candy
White florals balance the sweetness, while cotton candy reinforces the gourmand character.
Base notes
what lingers on the skin- Cedarwood
- Sandalwood
- Musk
Cedarwood and sandalwood provide a woody structure; musk rounds off the dry-down.
Main accords
- Sweet100
- Powdery61
- Fruity58
- White floral56
- Violet37
- Musky35
- Fresh31
- Caramel31
Sweetness leads the community profile, followed by powdery, fruity and white-floral facets. Violet ranks lower, but helps connect the floral opening with the composition’s soft, sugary character.
First opinions
On Fragrantica it has a 4.27 out of 5 rating from 213 votes. This is an early community sample, not a performance test. Voters there lean toward spring, summer and daytime wear; Parfumo lists it at 7.6 out of 10 from 24 ratings, still a small group.
Who is it for?
Based on its notes, Petra Viola may appeal to anyone who enjoys sweet fragrances with red fruit, white florals and a light woody base. Violet and the powdery facet could make it softer than a gourmand built around sugar alone. If you prefer dry, green or low-sweetness scents, this pyramid points in a different direction.
When to wear it
Fragrantica voters lean toward spring, summer and daytime wear. That is a voting trend, not a rule: sweetness can wear differently depending on skin, weather and application.
- Day: recommended
- Night: not indicated
- Spring: recommended
- Summer: recommended
- Autumn: not indicated
- Winter: not indicated
Price and where to buy
Lattafa’s official website lists Petra Viola at AED 225 for the UAE market. That is a regional price, not a Spanish checkout price, and it does not include possible shipping or import costs.
The Amazon.es listing is for the 100 ml Eau de Parfum, but it currently shows no buying options or price. Use the button to check whether it becomes available; price and stock can change.
What it promises, and what remains to be tested
Petra Viola sets raspberry, violet and cotton candy against a backdrop of white florals and woods. On paper, it could suit anyone looking for a bright floral gourmand; its wear time, projection and balance of fruit and sugar still need to be checked on skin.
Information checked on 18 October 2026. Sources: Lattafa, Fragrantica, Parfumo and Amazon.es. The scent reading is based on published notes; we have not tried the fragrance. The cover is an AI-generated illustration, not an official photograph.
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