Fragrances
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Cerruti Sí
Cerruti
Release year:
2003
Cerruti Sí is a woody-spicy masculine with a slightly sweet polished body and a modernized easy-wear tone. It feels smoother and more contemporary than the older aromatic classics.
Cerulean Blue
Maison Alhambra
Release year:
2025
A fresh blue fragrance with citrus, aquatic brightness, clean aromatics, and a smooth musky-woody base. It feels crisp, easygoing, and modern, designed for warm weather and daily wear.
Ce Soir Ou Jamais
Annick Goutal
Release year:
1999
A lush rose fragrance with a romantic, almost old-world character. It feels velvety and expressive, balancing floral richness with a graceful structure that never turns heavy.
C'est Paris ! Elixir pour Femme
Carven
Release year:
2024
A richer feminine flanker in the C'est Paris line, adding more warmth, sweetness, and depth to the sparkling Parisian floral style. It feels glossy and modern, with fruit-floral brightness settling into a smoother, more enveloping base.
C'est Paris ! Elixir pour Homme
Carven
Release year:
2024
A deeper masculine C'est Paris flanker with an aromatic opening and a warmer woody-amber base. It keeps the line's easy modern freshness but adds more density and evening polish, giving it a smoother and more dressed character.
Cette Nuit La Confidentiel
Fragonard
Release year:
2005
A polished Fragonard fragrance with a clear, accessible structure and a graceful drydown. Cette Nuit La Confidentiel fits the house's Grasse style: easy to understand, smoothly blended, and more focused on charm and wearability than on shock value.
Ceylon
Xerjoff
Release year:
2017
A tea-and-spice fragrance with a dry aromatic brightness and a smooth woody finish. It feels poised and quietly exotic, more polished tea salon than gourmand café.
C for Men
Clive Christian
Release year:
2010
A dark aromatic-woody masculine with citrus, saffron, tobacco, leather, and resinous warmth set over cedar and oud-like depth. It feels opulent and assertive, with a plush smoky finish that leans more formal than casual.
C for Women
Clive Christian
Release year:
2010
A green floral with heather, jasmine, rose, and woods arranged in a way that feels cool, aromatic, and slightly windswept rather than sugary. It has an elegant countryside character, with floral softness framed by a noticeably greener structure.
CH
Carolina Herrera
Release year:
2007
CH for women is a fruity-floral with tea, praline, and smooth woods that gives the house a brighter and more modern feminine signature. It feels polished, sweet, and easy to wear.
Chai
Robert Piguet
Release year:
2012
A spicy tea fragrance with a creamy floral warmth underneath, evoking sweet masala chai without turning into a literal café scent. It feels comforting and exotic at once, balancing spice and softness with unusual grace.
Chalain
Henry Jacques
Release year:
2020
A refined fragrance with a calm floral-woody character and a discreet luxury finish. It feels composed and balanced, favoring smooth texture and quiet presence over dramatic contrast.
Chaldée
Patou (Jean)
Release year:
1927
Chaldée is an early Patou classic with a warm oriental-floral character that feels both sunlit and plush. It has a glamorous vintage richness and an almost holiday-lotion warmth beneath its elegant floral frame.
Challenge
Lacoste
Release year:
2009
A crisp aromatic-citrus masculine where lemon, lavender, ginger, and woods create a sporty but polished freshness. It feels direct and energetic, with enough spice and dryness to keep the clean opening from feeling flat.
Chamade
Guerlain
Release year:
1969
Chamade gives green florals and warm Guerlinade softness a romantic, slightly melancholy elegance. It feels refined, polished, and beautifully balanced.
Chamade Pour Homme
Guerlain
Release year:
1999
Chamade Pour Homme is an aromatic woody masculine that blends freshness, herbs, and a lightly floral Guerlain softness into a quietly refined whole. It feels gentler and more unusual than many straightforward men’s releases from its era.
Chamarre / Chamarré
Mona di Orio
Release year:
2009
A luminous floral-amber with lavender, aldehydes, violet, rose, lily, amber, and opoponax. It feels ornate but controlled, moving between powdery florals and resinous warmth in a distinctly Mona di Orio chiaroscuro style. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.
Chambre Noire
Olfactive Studio
Release year:
2011
A nocturnal leather fragrance with pink pepper, prune, jasmine, violet, papyrus, incense, sandalwood, patchouli, musk, vanilla, and leather. It has the feeling of a dim hotel room after midnight: fruit-dark, smoky, warm, and slightly powdery, with leather and patchouli giving the drydown a soft but seductive shadow.
Chambre Rouge
Pascal Morabito
Release year:
2012
A warm red-toned fragrance from the Magical Places group, suggesting spice, amber, woods, and a slightly sensual indoor atmosphere. It feels richer and more enveloping than the fresher blue and ochre entries, with a smooth intimate finish.
Chameleon
Zoologist
Release year:
2019
A tropical floral-green fragrance with humid petals, fruit, woods, and a slightly camouflaged creamy warmth. It feels colorful and sunlit, but still unusual enough to suggest a rainforest creature shifting in and out of view.