Fragrances

A numbered Anthology fragrance that extends the themed 2009 collection beyond the better-known L’Imperatrice and men’s entries. It belongs naturally in a more complete D&G archive.

A late-1980s feminine fragrance with a theatrical name and a vintage presentation, likely built around a more dramatic floral-perfume structure than the later easygoing releases. It feels decorative, retro, and expressive, with the kind of perfume-y presence associated with the era.

An iris floral built around the idea of open air and freedom: bergamot and green mandarin create a light breeze at the top, peony and magnolia brighten the middle, and iris gives the perfume its blue, powdery heart. Musks, ambrette, cedar, cashmeran, and ambergris keep the finish airy and luminous instead of dense.

A rose-oud fragrance with saffron-like warmth, amber, and a smooth desert-resin depth. It feels plush and romantic, less smoky than Ombre Nomade and more centered on the satin texture of rose.

A refined masculine fragrance with an elegant, cultivated mood, suggesting citrus, aromatics, smooth spice, and dry woods. It feels tasteful rather than loud, with a polished old-world cleanliness and a restrained ambered base. The result is quiet, mature, and well-composed.

A rose-and-saffron fragrance with an antique romantic glow. Saffron and spice give the florals a golden, almost tapestry-like warmth, while soft woods and musks keep the drydown smooth. It feels tender, decorative, and more intimate than grand.

A suede-tinged aromatic with lavender, rose, vetiver, and sandalwood arranged in a way that feels both vintage and a little offbeat. It opens crisp and tailored, then settles into a dry, warm, slightly bohemian softness that suits the name beautifully.

A soft Mediterranean floral with orange blossom at its heart and a dreamy, sunlit tone. It feels graceful and nostalgic, built more around atmosphere and beauty than around drama.

Let Me Play the Lion is a dry woody-resinous fragrance with green facets, peppery smoke, and a slightly industrial polished warmth. It feels intellectual, unusual, and more architectural than lush or soft.

Originally introduced in the feminine branch of the L'Être Aimé pair, this scent revolves around the glowing, honeyed spice of immortelle. In the current house presentation, L'Être Aimé is framed as a shared reinterpretation built around immortelle, incense, myrrh, pink pepper, coriander, cedar, benzoin, and patchouli, so this naming keeps older feminine bottles and samples easy to find while still pointing toward the current line.

The masculine side of the original 2008 L'Être Aimé story was built around immortelle with aromatic lift, spice, and warm woods. The current house presentation now folds the line into a shared L'Être Aimé reinterpretation centered on immortelle, incense, myrrh, pink pepper, coriander, cedar, benzoin, and patchouli, so this search-friendly name helps preserve findability for earlier masculine bottles and samples.

A brighter, more transparent companion to L'Etrog, shifting the original citron-and-harvest idea toward an airy Italian citrus cologne style. Lemon, citron, herbs, and soft green facets give it a sparkling top, while gentle woods and musks keep it polished. It feels breezy, clean, and summery while still carrying Arquiste's historical-travel character.

A luminous citrus-aromatic fragrance inspired by an autumn harvest ritual, centered on citron, date fruit, palm leaves, myrtle, and warm woods. It feels fresh and golden rather than sharp, with a gentle fruity sweetness and leafy green lift over a soft woody base. The mood is sunlit, ceremonial, and quietly Mediterranean.

A woody spicy scent with aromatic notes, black pepper, lemon, leather, geranium, orange blossom, cinnamon, patchouli, elemi, cedar, and labdanum. It opens brisk and peppery, then turns darker and more textural, with leather and resins giving it a polished sporty-luxury edge.

A bright aquatic-leaning perfume with the feeling of water, skin, sun, and the first plunge into a clear pool or sea. It feels clean, buoyant, and modern, with a breezy freshness that stays more mineral than sugary.

A fresh athletic masculine with a clean citrus-aromatic style and simple broad appeal. It feels casual and movement-focused.

Let's Move Salsa is a distinct Armaf release built around a polished mix of freshness, woods, amber, and soft musk. It feels accessible and contemporary, with enough character to stand apart from the brand’s larger catalog.

Let's Move Tango is a distinct Armaf release built around a polished mix of freshness, woods, amber, and soft musk. It feels accessible and contemporary, with enough character to stand apart from the brand’s larger catalog.

A lively sporty-feminine fragrance with a light fruity-floral body and an upbeat modern tone. It feels active, bright, and broadly accessible.

A new fruity-spicy woody release built around mandarin, pink pepper, saffron, peach, osmanthus, jasmine sambac, cedarwood, styrax, and warm modern woods. It feels theatrical and shape-shifting, bright on the surface but designed to deepen into something more sensual and textural.