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Les Heures de Cartier VII L'Heure Septième
Cartier
Release year:
2011
Another refined Les Heures entry, built more around concept and quality of atmosphere than mass-appeal structure. It feels elegant, abstract, and collection-focused.
Les Heures de Cartier VI L'Heure Brillante
Cartier
Release year:
2011
L’Heure Brillante is a brighter and more luminous entry in Les Heures, centered on elegance and refined atmosphere rather than obvious commercial sweetness. It feels polished and airy.
Les Heures de Cartier XIII La Treizième Heure
Cartier
Release year:
2011
La Treizième Heure is one of the darker and more unusual Les Heures compositions, with smoky-matte depth and a more introspective personality. It feels niche, textural, and very Cartier.
Les Heures de Cartier XI L'Heure Perdue
Cartier
Release year:
2015
L’Heure Perdue is a sweet-gourmand-leaning Les Heures composition with a smooth, high-luxury finish. It feels plush, softly surreal, and much more niche than Cartier’s pillar lines.
Les Heures de Cartier XV L'Heure Défendue
Cartier
Release year:
2011
L’Heure Défendue takes the line into a fruitier, slightly liqueur-like luxury register while remaining polished and artistic rather than overtly gourmand. It feels smooth and distinctive.
Les Indes Galantes
MDCI Parfumes
Release year:
2015
A gourmand oriental that folds bergamot, orange, almond, raspberry, coriander, cinnamon, clove, geranium, vanilla, incense, labdanum, benzoin, and leather into a warm exotic tapestry. It feels lush and travel-soaked, but its spice and resin keep the sweetness elegant rather than sticky.
Les Jeux sont Faits
Jovoy Paris
Release year:
2012
A dusky casino-and-speakeasy fragrance with a boozy tobacco mood, dry spice, smooth woods, and a faintly sweet ambered finish. It has a dressed-up nocturnal character: polished tables, smoke in the air, a little risk, and a warm masculine-leaning drydown that never turns loud.
Les Merveilles - Ambre Mirabilis
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2012
A warm amber fragrance from the Les Merveilles series, built to feel richer and more enveloping than the lighter house classics. It carries a smooth resinous glow with a dressed-up softness that feels evening-ready.
Les Merveilles - Grand'Soirée
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2015
A more evening-oriented scent with a darker, richer texture than the daytime florals, moving toward ambered warmth and plush woods. It feels formal, smooth, and quietly opulent, like silk under low light.
Les Merveilles - Soussanne
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2012
A plush composition with a warm floral-amber texture, balancing softness and depth in a way that feels highly polished. It wears with a graceful richness, more velvety than bright, and deeply in keeping with the Bespoke mood of the collection.
Les Merveilles - Tangeri
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2012
A brighter, more radiant member of the Les Merveilles line, combining citrus lift with a warmer polished heart and base. It feels sunlit and refined, with enough smoothness underneath the sparkle to keep it elegant.
Les Merveilles - Velourosa
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2015
A velvety rose from the Les Merveilles series, giving the flower a deeper, more tactile softness than a fresh-cut treatment. It feels romantic but composed, with the petals cushioned by warm, elegant depth.
Les Naturelles: Cerisier en Fleurs
Fragonard
Release year:
2005
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Les Naturelles: Cerisier en Fleurs as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Les Naturelles: Citron
Fragonard
Release year:
2008
A simple, naturalistic entry from Les Naturelles, presenting Citron in a clean and direct Fragonard style. It feels transparent, fresh, and uncomplicated, useful when a straightforward material impression is more important than drama.
Les Naturelles: Figuier fleur
Fragonard
Release year:
2008
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Les Naturelles: Figuier fleur as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Les Naturelles: Fleur de Vanille
Fragonard
Release year:
2008
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Les Naturelles: Fleur de Vanille as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Les Naturelles: Freesia
Fragonard
Release year:
2008
A simple, naturalistic entry from Les Naturelles, presenting Freesia in a clean and direct Fragonard style. It feels transparent, fresh, and uncomplicated, useful when a straightforward material impression is more important than drama.
Les Naturelles: Lavande
Fragonard
Release year:
1928
A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Les Naturelles: Lavande as the main color while surrounding it with the house's soft freshness and refined musky warmth. It feels natural, decorative, and luminous, more like a carefully arranged bouquet than a heavy abstract perfume.
Les Nuits d'Hadrien
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2003
A darker companion to the Hadrien idea, pairing citrus brightness with pepper, woods, and a duskier ambered mood. It stays elegant and restrained, but carries more shadow and intimacy than the daytime original.
Les Nuits d'Izu
Keiko Mecheri
Release year:
2010
A refined citrus-woody fragrance with a cool aromatic lift and a smoother musky base that keeps the mood nocturnal rather than sparkling. It feels composed, fresh, and quietly elegant, as though evening air were passing through cedar and polished stone.