Fragrances

A sandy, dreamlike fragrance from Paradiso Perduto, blending dry warmth, soft sweetness, and airy mineral nuance. It feels fragile and imaginative, like sunlit castles built at the edge of a desert or beach.

An early Mapping the City scent sketch built around the image of a lost zoo, old armor, lazy Sunday walks, and ancient cedar trees. It suggests cedar, dust, animal traces, dry woods, and a museum-like stillness: more atmospheric and site-specific than conventional, but still useful as a cataloged Bogue fragrance entry.

A sunlit neroli-and-orange-blossom fragrance with petitgrain and gentle woods that keeps the Mediterranean idea bright, breezy, and utterly uncluttered. It feels cheerful and clean without becoming bland, like warm air moving through citrus trees on a whitewashed hillside.

A kinetic citrus-spice woody scent with bergamot, ginger, black pepper, grapefruit, petitgrain, neroli, Timut pepper, akigalawood, labdanum, benzoin, and a leathery woody base. It feels bright and peppery at first, then gains resinous warmth and modern woody texture.

A serene fig-marine fragrance with fig leaf, sea salt, bergamot, iris, lotus, freesia, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, woods, and Madagascar vetiver. It begins green, salty, and airy, then becomes softer and more creamy as iris and vanilla-tinted woods appear. It feels calm and strategic, like a protected move: clean sea air, fig leaves, pale florals, and polished sandalwood.

Casual Fine Fragrance gives the women’s side of the brand a softer floral style with muguet, jasmine, rose, cyclamen, ylang-ylang, heliotrope, and tonka. It feels gentler and more approachable than Design, with a smoother everyday elegance.

Casual for Men translates the easier Casual idea into a relaxed masculine with a cleaner and more accessible profile than the older PS line. It feels simple, polished, and everyday-friendly rather than forceful.

Casual Friday is a classic Escada woody-spicy masculine with aromatic herbs, bergamot, warm spices, florals, and a smooth vanilla-tonka-ambered base. It feels polished and easy to wear, with a more dressed casual style than a sharp sporty fresh scent.

Catalyst gives Halston a brighter 1990s floral-fruity direction with a cleaner modern feel than the older chypre-rich house pillars. It feels feminine, polished, and accessible.

Catalyst for Men is a fresh woody-spicy masculine with a more contemporary 1990s designer profile than Z14 or 1-12. It feels easygoing and casual while still carrying some classic structure.

A spicy woody-amber fragrance with cinnamon, cardamom, tobacco, pepper, coconut, nutmeg, saffron, rose, jasmine, oud, sandalwood, cypriol, and patchouli. It feels warm and textured, with a seafaring exoticism suggested more by spice, woods, and tobacco than by marine freshness.

A deeper extrait take on Catamaran’s spice, tobacco, oud, coconut, florals, and dark woods. It feels denser and more saturated than the original, emphasizing warmth, projection, and a heavier resinous drydown.

A parfum-style Catamaran variation that pushes the line into a smoother, more luxurious register. It keeps the spicy-woody voyage feeling but feels rounder, richer, and more unisex than the original masculine eau de parfum.

Catch...Me is a youthful fruity-floral gourmand with a soft creamy sweetness and easy charm. It feels playful, lighthearted, and intentionally easy to wear.

L’Eau makes the Catch...Me idea fresher and more transparent, keeping the flirtatious tone while reducing the sweetness and density. It feels breezier and more daytime-friendly.

A green tuberose fragrance with a crisp vegetal opening of rhubarb, violet leaf, and cut grass. Jasmine sambac and Indian tuberose give the heart a white-floral bloom, but sandalwood, cashmeran, musk, and vetiver keep the composition smooth, modern, and woody. It feels fresh, botanical, and elegant rather than heavy or indolic.

Catwalk is a feminine-leaning composition with florals, soft fruit, clean musk, and a smooth sweet base. It feels polished, approachable, and more decorative than minimalist.

A mid-1970s feminine fragrance with a warm floral-chypre personality and a more polished, sensual tone than the lighter Fabergé colognes. It suggests flowers, moss, soft fruit, powder, and ambered warmth. It feels elegant, quietly dramatic, and wearable in the classic vintage style.

A masculine scent with polished woods, spice, amber, and musky warmth. It feels upright and confident, less animalic than leather-heavy scents but still assertive.

A refined cavalier-style fragrance with aromatic freshness, woods, amber, and a tailored masculine profile. It feels smooth, formal, and quietly powerful.