Olfactory family: Woody Spicy.
Jardins d’Ecrivains puts its own interpretation on the fascinating Virginia Woolf fantasy. An androgynous character with eternal youth, Lord Orlando in the Elizabethan era becomes Lady Orlando in the 18th century.
Quirky blends with the eclectic and timeless in a spellbinding fragrance. Irrational dreams, an eastern monarchy and a sense of the divine linger in its wake.
An unusual character comes through in the first notes, before the transcendent heart of the fragrance draws you in. And the warm, soft base notes convey its delicate spirit.
Olfactory family: Floral Amber.
Sillage takes us to the gardens of the Galician country houses overflowing with pink roses that give their scent to the lost walker.
Top notes: Rosa.
Heart notes: Rose and jasmine.
Base notes: Amber and musk.
Olfactory family: Floral Woody.
Parti Pris delivers its ‘Haute Féminité’ in seconds.
Instantly recognisable, the tuberose is exquisite and compelling, revealing its power of seduction in a precious floral bouquet.
The sweet, absolute orange blossom melts into the richness of the absolute Turkish rose together with a hint of an exceptional ylang ylang, created exclusively by the Maison Robertet.
At the base, a surprising vintage accord through smoked vetiver and sandalwood together with Vanilla and Tolu balm.
Incense, Turkish tobacco absolute, rockrose and labdanum echo ancient perfume accords.
The resulting scent is the aura of chicness swathed in silk.
Top notes: Tangerine and orange blossom.
Middles notes: Tuberose, ylang-ylang and Turkish rose.
Base notes: Vetiver, sandalwood, vanilla, tolu balsam, incense, snuff and labdanum.
Olfactory family: Oriental wood.
The dusk inside the stately manor house makes us think of a classic noble but at the same time with surprising touches of modernity as a result of his cosmopolitan travels.
Olfactory family: Oriental Spicy.
Saudade is what once felt those who traveled far from their land and on their return brought a mixture of exotic aromas that is still perceived when entering one of their Indian houses. Notes of Havana, cinnamon, vanilla, cocoa ... suggest thousands of experiences that they will have had to go through and take us with them on their journey overseas.
Top notes: Rosemary, cinnamon and star anise.
Heart notes: Tobacco, ginger and tonka bean.
Base notes: Vanilla, cocoa and exotic woods.
