Fragrances

A sweet floral-amber fragrance that leans into rose, caramel-toned warmth, vanilla, tonka, and soft spice. It feels plush, flirtatious, and deliberately craving-driven, with a gourmand edge that remains polished rather than syrupy.

A marine floral-fruity fragrance with orange, grapefruit, geranium, lemon, algae, salt, mint, aquatic notes, grapefruit peel, fruity notes, white musk, gardenia, magnolia, jasmine, rose, iris, watery notes, precious woods, and amber. It opens sparkling, salty, and citrus-bright, then becomes floral, musky, and softly aquatic. The base is smooth and ambered, making the siren theme feel luminous, feminine, and sea-swept rather than dark.

Can't Stop Loving You is a sweet floral centered on orange blossom, jasmine, vanilla, honeyed warmth, and mossy depth in a lush romantic structure. It feels polished, indulgent, and more floral than the liquor-centered line.

A dry woody-spicy fragrance that suggests sun-warmed rock, brushed herbs, and pale desert air instead of obvious sweetness. It feels expansive and quietly rugged, with warmth and texture rising slowly from a clean, spacious opening.

A sunny vanilla-ylang fragrance inspired by the Provençal coast. Ylang-ylang, vanilla absolute, amyris, and soft woods give it a golden, beach-warmed character without turning into a heavy dessert scent. It feels radiant, smooth, cheerful, and gently sensual.

A crisp Riviera-style aromatic built around mint, violet leaf, birch, green notes, moss, cedar, incense, and vanilla. It opens cool and green, then gradually turns smoother and more wooded, giving it the feel of shaded seaside vegetation and clean summer air rather than a generic marine scent.

A cool forest fragrance where coniferous woods and resin are unexpectedly softened by a jammy strawberry thread. It feels like hiking through evergreens at dusk with the sweetness of crushed berries lingering on a scarf or sleeve.

A limited anti-gourmand built around a vivid bread accord set against darker, dirtier materials. The top suggests bread crust, jam, coffee, banana, tobacco, and beans, while the base moves into ash, metal, spoiled organic matter, smoke, violet, jasmine, and olibanum. It is edible and unsettling at the same time.

A bright neroli fragrance that feels like walking beneath orange trees on a warm Riviera day, with citrus sparkle, white petals, and a clean sunlit ease throughout. It wears fresh and graceful rather than sugary, with enough green bitterness to keep the blossom crisp.

A saffron-centered amber floral inspired by the glowing rock landscapes of Cappadocia. Saffron, creamy woods, resins, and flower-petal softness create a warm golden haze, more enveloping than sharp. It feels smooth, airy, mineral, and quietly luxurious.

A bright citrus-floral fragrance inspired by Mediterranean air, pairing sparkling citrus with peach blossom, violet flowers, musk, and vanilla. It feels breezy and feminine, with a resort-like brightness softened by a creamy drydown.

Capri is a destination-style perfume in the Art Collection, suggesting sunny citrus, sea-air brightness, and relaxed Mediterranean warmth. It feels polished and atmospheric, more like a travel sketch than a literal postcard.

Capricci gives Nina Ricci a more colorful and expressive floral style with a smooth vintage richness. It feels graceful and sophisticated, with more personality than a simple light floral.

A feminine floral-amber composition with neroli, lemon, white flowers, cinnamon, coumarin, red berries, sandalwood, patchouli, oud, cashmeran, amber, and musk. It feels playful but substantial, with fruit and flowers framed by a warm woody base.

A cheerful citrus-aromatic where lime, lemon, mandarin, fig, mint, eucalyptus, and soft florals create a vivid Mediterranean collage. It feels uplifting and green-fruity at once, like Capri sunlight filtered through leaves and sea air.

A more saturated interpretation of Capri Forget Me Not, keeping the citrus, fig, mint, eucalyptus, and floral accents while giving the composition extra body and softness. It feels greener and more persistent on skin than the lighter version, with the same happy Capri mood intact.

A bright lemon-sugar fragrance from the Vacay In A Bottle collection, built around sparkling citrus, sweet sugar, and soft musk. It feels sunny, tart, and cheerful, like sugared lemon peel in warm coastal air. The drydown is light and clean, making it more of a breezy vacation scent than a dense gourmand.

A bright floral-citrus built around lemon tree, petitgrain, jasmine, frangipani, osmanthus, myrrh, and soft woods. It feels sunny and distinctly feminine, like a bouquet warmed by sea air and lemon peel rather than a thick traditional white floral.

A more opulent floral version of Caprissimo, expanding the flower basket with rose, gardenia, tuberose, hyacinth, and myrrh over a musky woody base. It feels richer and more textured than the simpler original, but still unmistakably coastal and light-filled.

A conceptual dark fragrance with an imprisoned, enclosed feel: dense woods, bitter resins, smoke, warm musks, and a dry animalic undertone. It feels compact and shadowed, like air trapped inside old wood and leather rather than a fragrance designed to be openly pretty.