Fragrances

An early limited D.S. & Durga oddity with a sharp conceptual edge, suggesting money, metal, paper, and dry masculine polish rather than a conventional floral or amber. It feels sparse, clever, and collector-oriented.

A dark fruity-woody oud fragrance with cassis, black currant, coriander, and pepper giving the opening a tart aromatic bite. Rose, jasmine sambac, and lily-of-the-valley soften the middle before the scent settles into a resinous black-oud base. It feels shadowy, polished, and slightly animalic without becoming rough.

A warm woody-spicy fragrance built around juniper, cedar leaf, bergamot, palmarosa, black pepper, heliotrope, tonka, sandalwood, and soft musk. It opens aromatic and bright, then becomes creamy, sweetly resinous, and quietly exotic. The scent was originally introduced as 01 Nomad and is now commonly cataloged or sold as 01 Sunda.

A signature tobacco-spice fragrance where blond tobacco, cocoa, patchouli, and woods create a dry, glowing warmth. It feels both bohemian and tailored, with real texture and character rather than simple sweetness.

A transparent citrus-woody fragrance centered on Japanese Owari mandarin, bergamot, and grapefruit leaf. Cubeb, amyris, and neroli add peppery brightness through the middle, while cedarwood, amber, and musk keep the base clean and dry. It feels crisp, airy, and polished rather than sweet.

A warm, elegant leathered oriental where spice, woods, and smooth animalic facets create the impression of saddle leather warmed by sun and skin. It feels refined rather than rough, with a dry, aristocratic confidence.

A bold incense fragrance wrapped in lychee and heliotrope, giving the smoke a strange fruit-and-powder glow rather than a purely churchy austerity. The opening feels sweet, resinous, and slightly eccentric, then settles into warm olibanum-like smoke with a soft almond-floral haze. It is unmistakably niche and artistic: dramatic, enveloping, and more about atmosphere and memory than simple freshness.

A modern woody chypre with birch, cypress, mint, myrrh, vetiver, patchouli, amber, black musk, and oakmoss. It has a cool green opening and a darker mossy-woody base, making it restrained but distinctive. The effect is urbane, dry, and quietly smoky rather than dense or old-fashioned.

A polished leather-floral where osmanthus-like suede, woods, and spice create a supple, refined leather effect. It wears with the elegance of a well-made accessory rather than the roughness of raw hide.

A dark gourmand musk built around cocoa, coffee, vanilla, and soft resins, yet kept airy by a silky musky frame. It feels edible and mysterious at once, like bitter chocolate melting into warm skin.

A dark floral-woody fragrance built around cassis, pink pepper, coriander, black iris, violet leaf, heliotrope, orris, vetiver, and white musk. It contrasts a juicy purple-fruit opening with powdery iris and green violet leaf, then dries down into a soft musky-woody finish. It feels elegant, shadowed, and unisex.

A green floral-woody fragrance with blood orange, galbanum, lentisque, cedar leaf, jasmine sambac, magnolia, amberwood, musk, and moss. The opening is sharp and verdant, but the scent gradually softens into a smoother earthy floral base. It feels natural, clean, and gently outdoorsy.

Black Platinum presents a darker and more polished side of the Icon Collection, with woods, spice, and a sleek contemporary finish. It feels smooth, modern, and slightly dressy.

A richer, more saturated interpretation of the old Grand Siècle citrus-amber idea, where bright hesperides are wrapped in a warmer, denser body. It feels dressed and radiant rather than merely fresh.

A limited extrait whose upside-down name reads as Bello, built around ylang-ylang, tuberose, jasmine, labdanum-driven resins, and dense woody materials. It feels creamy, floral, resinous, and spicy-sweet, with a strong Bogue texture that keeps the white flowers shadowed and balsamic instead of cleanly pretty.

A smoky woody-spicy fragrance inspired by coastal redwood landscapes, using ginger, bitter orange, black pepper, nutmeg, guaiacwood, incense, redwood, patchouli, and black musk. It starts with a brief citrus-spice snap before turning darker, drier, and more resinous. The overall mood is charred wood, incense smoke, and forest shadow.

A shadowy chypre-leaning floral with dark fruit, mossy woods, and a softly animal warmth underneath. It feels plush and nocturnal, with the brightness muted as though the whole composition were glowing through smoke-colored velvet.

A crisp vetiver-centered fragrance inspired by Sri Lanka, opening with yuzu, bitter orange, and bergamot before moving into nutmeg, elemi, and wormwood. Benzoin, oakmoss, and vetiver give the drydown a damp green-earthy texture. It feels fresh, spicy, and woody, with more character than a simple citrus vetiver.

A floral-tobacco fragrance with pear blossom, peach, orange blossom, star jasmine, bourbon nuance, Perique tobacco, benzoin, purple iris, and amber. It opens soft and blooming, then grows warmer and more textured as tobacco and amber move forward. It feels unusual for the line: more rounded, hazy, and floral than the sharper woods.

A bright aquatic-citrus extrait with the clean Mediterranean personality of the Acqua degli Dei line. It feels fresh, mineral, and sunlit, with citrus brightness, marine air, and a smooth musky-woody base creating a polished coastal impression. The extrait concentration gives the transparent theme more body and persistence, making it feel like sea light, citrus peel, and warm Calabrian air made more elegant and concentrated.