Fragrances

A rose-centered fragrance with polished florals, soft sweetness, and a smooth musky base. It feels romantic and modern, keeping the rose clean and wearable rather than vintage-heavy.

A soft feminine fragrance with a playful but seductive designer style. It feels smooth, sweet, and easy to wear.

A richer and more concentrated secret flanker with added warmth and sensuality. It feels fuller and more evening-oriented.

A brighter floral-fruity secret flanker with a lighter and fresher tone. It feels feminine, cheerful, and springlike.

A more romantic and openly sweet feminine release in the Secret family. It feels soft, affectionate, and mainstream-friendly.

A hotter and more vivid feminine flanker that leans into warmth and glow. It feels bold by this line's standards, but still wearable.

A playful feminine variation with a glossy, easygoing designer feel. It balances sweetness and softness without becoming too heavy.

A romantic and kiss-themed feminine flanker with a soft sweet floral profile. It feels easy, pleasant, and broadly appealing.

A darker evening-oriented feminine release with more warmth and depth than the daytime versions. It feels smooth and softly seductive.

A pink-toned feminine flanker that appears to soften the Absolu idea into a brighter, more cheerful sweetness. It feels polished and playful.

A temptation-themed feminine flanker with a smoother, warmer tone and a lightly seductive finish. It feels more dressed-up than casual.

A more sharply citrus-focused member of the Extrait de Cologne family, emphasizing bright hesperidic sparkle with aromatic lift and a clean musky-woody base. It feels sunny, refined, and brisk, with more clarity than sweetness.

Part of the early Les 7 Parfums Capitaux collection, Hespéride is a citrus-centered fragrance with bright peel, aromatic freshness, and a light classical base. It feels brisk, clean, and old-fashioned in the best cologne-family way.

Hesperys is a sparkling citrus-aromatic fragrance with a bright cologne-like lift, green herbal edges, and a smooth woody-musk finish. It has the easy freshness of Mediterranean air, but the drydown keeps it more refined and structured than a simple citrus splash.

A poetic floral-powdery fragrance with a cool, slightly melancholic elegance. It wears with softness and refinement, offering a beautiful balance between floral richness and restrained vintage composure.

A modern reinterpretation of a historic Louis Vuitton name, built as a soft floral-musky fragrance with jasmine, rose, mimosa, and sandalwood warmth. It feels elegant, airy, and quietly nostalgic without copying a vintage style.

The original 1927 Heures d'Absence was one of Louis Vuitton's earliest perfume names, long before the modern Jacques Cavallier Belletrud collection. It is kept separately from the 2020 fragrance because the modern version is a reinterpretation, not simply a continuation.

A minimalist violet-woods fragrance that helped define DSQUARED2's early scent identity. Violet leaf and violet give the opening a cool, watery, slightly powdery lift, while cedar, vetiver, fir, amber, and musk create a pale modern woods base rather than a dense forest effect. It feels clean, airy, masculine, and quietly outdoorsy, with smooth bleached wood and violet more prominent than rugged smoke or resin.

A citrus-bright cologne reinterpretation of the He Wood DNA, using lemon, mandarin, ginger, fir, aquatic freshness, violet-like softness, cedar, vetiver, amber, and musk. It keeps the transparent woods of the original but adds more sparkle and easy freshness. It feels lighter, sunnier, and more casual, while still recognizably connected to He Wood.

A wetter and more aquatic variation on the He Wood idea, moving the violet-cedar signature toward sea air, transparent woods, and cool musks. It keeps the line's clean modern structure, but the aquatic facet makes it breezier and more relaxed, like driftwood, mineral water, and fresh air over a soft woody base. It feels sporty without becoming generic.