Fragrances

A sunny feminine fragrance from the early 1990s with a soft floral-fruity mood suggested by its summer-moon name. It feels gentle, warm, and nostalgic, balancing light sweetness with a smooth musky base rather than chasing a loud tropical effect.

A deeper extrait interpretation of Lune Féline that intensifies the smoky vanilla, spice, and resinous amber facets. The familiar cardamom-vanilla warmth feels denser and more lacquered, with a darker, more sensual base. It reads as the richer evening form of the original, smoother and more concentrated without losing the house's golden polish.

A smoky vanilla-amber with cardamom, cinnamon, woods, and balsamic warmth arranged in a dense, seductive style. The vanilla is dark and resinous rather than cupcake-like, and the spices give it a glowing chai-like tension over a smoky base. It feels nocturnal, rich, and enveloping, one of the house's most recognizable gourmand-amber signatures.

A dark floral-oud composition with tuberose and gardenia softened by warm woods and a lightly smoky undertone. It feels nocturnal and creamy, with a strange luxurious tension between white petals and shadow.

L’Uomo gives Gianfranco Ferré a late modern masculine with a smooth woody-aromatic structure and a dressed Italian tone. It feels clean, polished, and city-ready rather than sporty.

Lure for Her is a feminine Ajmal fragrance shaped around floral polish, soft musky warmth. Within the En Vogue line, it reads as a distinct take on Ajmal's blend of Arabian depth and modern polish. It feels rounded and approachable, balancing sweetness, spice, and woods in Ajmal's accessible modern-oriental style.

Lure for Him is a masculine Ajmal fragrance shaped around aromatic freshness, smooth woods. Within the En Vogue line, it reads as a distinct take on Ajmal's blend of Arabian depth and modern polish. It feels rounded and approachable, balancing sweetness, spice, and woods in Ajmal's accessible modern-oriental style.

A sweet feminine gourmand with creamy fruit, vanilla, and soft musks. It feels plush, playful, and dessert-adjacent, with a smooth easygoing sweetness rather than a sharp candy effect.

A dark cherry fragrance with juicy red fruit, almond-like sweetness, warm spice, and woody amber. It feels glossy and seductive, with the cherry moving from bright fruit into a deeper liqueur-like dry-down.

A radiant solar floral with coconut, ylang-ylang, monoi-style warmth, gardenia, orange blossom, vanilla, and musk. It feels sun-warmed and sensual, tropical without becoming suntan-lotion simple.

A radiant Riviera floral-fruity centered on peony, lychee-like brightness, soft woods, musk, and sunlit sensuality. It feels beachy and polished at the same time, more Saint-Tropez terrace than tropical cocktail.

A deeper extrait interpretation of Lust in Paradise that adds more sunset warmth, floral density, and musky-woody persistence to the Riviera signature. It feels more sensual and saturated than the Eau de Parfum while keeping the same glowing floral-fruity identity.

An artistic limited edition connected to the Lust in Paradise universe, preserving the sunlit floral-fruity theme while giving it a more collectible visual-art context. It is best treated as a search-friendly edition of the Lust in Paradise family rather than a completely unrelated scent idea.

Lustre is one of the newer visible Amouage releases and appears to continue the modern bright-luxury side of the brand with a polished contemporary texture. It feels current, upscale, and less classical than the original core pillars.

A radiant early Mona di Orio composition with citrus, white floral brightness, spice, and a warm animalic undertone. It feels golden and classical, but with the off-center depth that made the house's original signature so distinctive. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.

A spicy oud-leather composition with tobacco, incense, cardamom, and cinnamon creating a richly textured warmth. It feels dark and commanding, but the construction is sleek enough to keep it from becoming rough.

A warm oriental fragrance with spice, amber, woods, musk, and a smooth resinous base. It feels polished and formal, with a desert-palace mood and a golden dry-down. The scent is unisex but leans toward anyone who enjoys ambered woods and soft spice.

A rich rose-and-oud composition inspired by ancient Egyptian splendor, with fruit, spice, smoky woods, incense, and ambered warmth surrounding the floral heart. It feels ceremonial and sun-baked rather than austere: rose petals, resin, oud, and temple stone warmed into a dense, golden trail.

A smoky oriental-woody extrait with red berries, mandarin, rose, olibanum, vanilla, saffron, sandalwood, oud, guaiac wood, oakmoss, castoreum, and warm woods. It begins with a honeyed fruit-spice glow, then deepens into resin, smoke, leathered wood, and vanilla warmth. It feels bold, masculine-leaning, and opulent, with a darker Bavarian-Italian luxury mood than the airy premium line.

A leather extrait with cardamom, clove, basil, rose, olibanum, leather, amber, and moss. It opens spicy and aromatic, then moves into a smoky rose-incense heart before the leather and amber give the dry-down a darker masculine body. It feels elegant and assertive, like polished leather, warm spice, and resinous smoke in a formal evening setting.