Fragrances

A fresh aromatic composition with a green, invigorating, almost wellness-focused energy. Herbs, citrusy brightness, woods, and clean natural muskiness give it a lifted feel, more botanical and alive than sporty in a synthetic sense.

A brisk citrus-aromatic fragrance with lemon, sweet orange, rosemary, petitgrain, woody notes, and a mineral-dry finish. It feels clean and energetic without becoming generic, moving from sunny citrus into aromatic herbs and dry woods. Minimal on paper, but sharper and more distinctive on skin.

Five O'Clock au Gingembre is a warm spicy-tea fragrance with gingerbread-like warmth, bergamot, black tea, woods, amber, and cacao-like softness. It feels cozy, refined, and instantly comforting.

An expanded take on Five that pushes the citrus-herb-wood accord into brighter orange blossom, neroli, rosemary, spice, grapefruit, mandarin, incense, tonka, oakmoss, and amber. It feels sunnier, longer-wearing, and more dimensional than the original, while keeping the clean aromatic freshness that made Five easy to wear.

A feminine-leaning early composition with a graceful floral rhythm, soft spice, and powdery movement. It feels delicate but unusual, like a small theatrical perfume built around motion and mood.

A rich but oddly airy gourmand-wood scent where milk, honey, nuts, sandalwood, wheat, tonka, vanilla, and patchouli blur into a warm cereal-and-wood halo. It smells soft, buttery, and comforting, but with enough shadow to avoid dessert-candle territory.

FJH gives the house a smoother and more tailored masculine tone, with woods, spice, and a polished designer feel. It feels mature and balanced, leaning more refined than flashy.

A playful dark-floral leather fragrance with cotton candy, saffron, elemi, mate, ambrette, night-blooming jasmine, leather, cashmere musk, labdanum, and amberwood. It opens with an unusual contrast of airy sweetness and resinous spice, then becomes darker as jasmine, leather, and ambered woods come forward. It feels modern and deliberately offbeat, balancing candy-like brightness with a shadowed, musky leather base.

A soft gourmand floral centered on fig, almond milk, vanilla, tonka, citrus, powder, and white musk. It feels creamy and rounded rather than sticky, with a milky fig sweetness that wears close and elegant.

A vintage chypre-floral with peach, lily-of-the-valley, rose, orris, narcissus, jasmine, oakmoss, sandalwood, vetiver, amber, and vanilla. It opens softly fruity and floral, then becomes mossy, woody, and warmly powdery. It feels elegant and glowing, with a classic mid-century balance of petals, moss, woods, and ambered sweetness.

A passionate floral-fruity signature wrapped in woods and musks, meant to carry the tension, movement, and heat of flamenco. It feels vivid and emotional, with red-fruit brightness set against a darker, more seductive base.

A deeper, more concentrated Flamenco where the passion of the original is intensified and made more luxurious. It feels richer, smoother, and more dramatic, with the emotional sweep of Flamenco pulled into sharper focus.

A warm woody-leather fragrance from the Diamond Black side of Orlov Paris, opening with pink pepper, violet leaf, and bergamot before moving into oakwood and amyris. The drydown turns darker and smoother with dark chocolate, tonka, suede, and dry woods, giving the scent a polished golden warmth without making it sugary.

A Nordic woody-tonka fragrance with bergamot, bitter orange, clary sage, jasmine sambac, cedar, musk, amber, and tonka bean. It contrasts cold fjord air with the warmth of a wooden house, making it fresh, cozy, and softly glowing at the same time.

A bright rhubarb-citrus fragrance with grapefruit, orange, pink pepper, apple, cedarwood, vetiver, amber, and musk. It opens tart, sparkling, and green-fruity, then becomes cleaner and woodier as it dries. The mood is energetic and modern, like a sharp memory returning in a burst of color and fresh air.

A smoky urban leather with cumin, clary sage, linen, saffron, violet, jasmine, leather, birch smoke, papyrus, vetiver, and tonka bean. It feels like New York in winter: damp fabric, cold air, traffic smoke, warm skin, and polished leather. The composition is dry, spicy, and atmospheric rather than conventionally fresh.

Flavia Vanilla / 82 is a dark sweet vanilla with a polished musky-amber finish and enough density to feel seductive rather than childish. It leans into the soft, sugary side of vanilla, but its smooth darkness and restrained structure keep it closer to a chic city-night fragrance than a simple dessert scent.

A soft but strange skin-fragrance built around iris, apricot, osmanthus, musks, ambrette, sandalwood, vanilla, and animalic traces. It feels tactile and human rather than clean, combining powdery floral warmth with fuzzy fruit, mineral synthetic texture, and a quietly feral undertone.

A floral fragrance with a smooth luminous texture, balancing fresh top notes against a softer creamy heart and a gently musky base. It feels elegant and feminine without being overly ornate, like a polished bouquet rather than a dense vintage floral.

A glamorous floral fragrance with gardenia, jasmine, sandalwood, and amber. It feels creamy, dressed-up, and theatrical, with white flowers arranged in a warm vintage-leaning style. The ambered base gives the florals a soft golden glow rather than a sharp clean finish.