Update#2: Michikazu Tsuda of Japan took a Aromatisse Variant (combined with Mega Kangaskhan) to Worlds 2014 Master Division Top 4 finish. The decklist can be found in the Official Pokemon site. Here's an article from ProPokemon on the deck and also covers some ideas on how to adapt the deck for the new Standard format. Lastly, The Top Cut website also feature a version of that deck some time back and it includes a gameplay video too.
Update#1: Newer Skeleton List
PokeBeach Forum Aromatisse Variants Metagame Deck Archive Thread
"What I like about this deck is that a new player who are buying their first cards can have a good skeleton just by buying two theme decks.
Pokemon:
4 Xerneas
2-2: Slurpuff
2-2: Aromatisse
Trainers:
4 Tierno
2 Sycamore
2 Roller Skates
2 Fairy Garden
2 Super Potion
Energy:
10 Fairy
You got some support pokemon, energy acceleration, a stadium. a decent attacker, and some draw. I'd probably add in:
- 3-5 other strong basics (Bouffalant is effective and at least one good EX like Mewtwo)
- 6-8 more supporters or draw cards (Skyla, more Sycamore, and Shauna or N)
- 4-5 search cards (level ball and ultra ball)
- 6-10 other trainers (EXP share, Super Rod, Tool Scrapper, muscle band, more potions)
I also think Xerneas could be an alternative to Victini EX for decks can use fairy energy acceleration (that Dragonite deck comes to mind and maybe Stoutland for those wanting to try something different). It could also take advantage of the fairy garden stadium card to ease retreating."
The theme deck is of course referring to the Resilient Life deck. I'm not a fan of cards with abilities that require coin toss so I won't recommend the Roller Skates in the above list.