Citizen Jack got the men's version; Citizen Jill Perfume is Michael Malul's answer for women, built on brighter, greener fruit instead. Citron, green Anjou pears and bergamot open this Eau de Parfum crisp and tart, more citrus-forward than its counterpart's melon-driven top. Night blooming jasmine, poppy and lily-of-the-valley fill the core, white floral and slightly narcotic from the jasmine. Vanilla, musk, amber and sandalwood settle into a warm, rounded drydown. This Citizen Jill Eau de Parfum is classed as fruity floral, and it's built for daytime wear, unfussy and easy to reapply. Poppy is an unusual, faintly powdery floral note rarely seen outside niche perfumery, and its inclusion alongside the more narcotic night blooming jasmine gives the heart a softer, more contemplative quality than a typical crisp, citrus-driven fruity floral usually attempts at this price tier. Set beside its male counterpart, the family resemblance is clear in structure but not in substance: where Jack stays simple and sweet throughout, Jill takes on more floral complexity in the middle before landing somewhere warmer at the close, making the two siblings an actually interesting comparison for anyone curious how the same perfumer approaches gendered fragrance briefs differently, worth sampling side by side for anyone distinctly curious about the comparison.