Fragrances

A darker masculine oud with woods, leather, and spice giving it a more formal and dressy attitude. It feels polished and serious rather than wild, with the oud made urbane and well-tailored.

An eccentric smoky-woody gourmand built around the image of an illusionist’s dark velvet hat, with leathered wood, shadowy sweetness, spice, and a theatrical old-world mood. It feels unusual, dense, and deliberately strange, more cabinet-of-curiosities than easy comfort scent.

Mr. Burberry is a clean woody-aromatic masculine with grapefruit, tarragon, and a warm modern base. It feels neat, contemporary, and more urban than the older Burberry men’s scents.

The EDP version strengthens Mr. Burberry with more spice, woods, and richness. It feels more substantial and evening-friendly than the fresher EDT.

Element pushes the line toward mineral woods and a slightly more modern abstract freshness. It feels airy, streamlined, and understated.

Indigo gives the Mr. Burberry line a greener, fresher, more relaxed tone. It feels breezy, casual, and especially suited to daytime or warm weather.

A masculine Les Toupies fragrance with tailored woods, aromatic polish, and a smooth ambery base. It feels elegant and charismatic, more private club than casual cologne.

A noticeable masculine fragrance associated with Bertrand Duchaufour, built in a refined aromatic-woody style. It feels polished and slightly mysterious, with fresh spice, clean woods, and a smooth modern base. The composition has more character than a simple everyday cologne while still remaining wearable and composed.

Mr. Krizia gives the house a cleaner and more current masculine style, balancing freshness and woods in an accessible designer format. It feels tidy, casual, and very wearable.

A masculine aromatic-woody fragrance with grapefruit, lemongrass, lemon, rosemary, cypress, coriander, geranium, patchouli, amber, cedar, leather, oakmoss, and musk. It opens sharp, citrusy, and Mediterranean-fresh, then moves into a green herbal heart. The base is dry, mossy, leathery, and warm, giving it a confident outdoorsy character inspired by Libya's rocky landscapes.

A feminine counterpart to the Incognito idea, likely balancing soft florals, warm musk, and a smooth elegant base. It feels secretive, polished, and gently sensual, with a refined sweetness rather than a loud fruity profile. The dry-down is clean, warm, and intimate.

A feminine fruity white-floral gourmand with blackberry, orange blossom, bergamot, jasmine, coffee, vanilla, sandalwood, and cotton candy. It opens bright and berry-sweet, then becomes floral and creamy as orange blossom and jasmine unfold. The dry-down is warm, playful, and dessert-like, with coffee, vanilla, sandalwood, and cotton candy creating a sweet polished trail.

A deep woody-leathery oriental with citrus, spices, plum, lavender, osmanthus, leather, tobacco, oud, patchouli, and vanilla shaping an alluring tailored darkness. It feels plush and masculine in a polished way, like worn suede and evening air rather than brute force.

A feminine Les Toupies fragrance with graceful florals, soft powder, and warm musks. It feels elegant, rounded, and quietly glamorous, with a smooth signature-scent quality.

A woody-spicy Andalusian composition that contrasts bright grapefruit and black pepper with blackcurrant, cedar, oakmoss, incense, sandalwood, and leather. It has a mineral, architectural quality: cool citrus and stone at the opening, then warm woods and smoke settling into the base. It feels structured, dry, elegant, and quietly austere.

A darker incense-rose version of Mudéjar, shaped around blackcurrant, pink pepper, incense, rose, patchouli, cedar, cashmeran, ambroxan, and amber. The mood is a night walk through stone courtyards and resinous air: floral, smoky, woody, and ambery, with the rose kept shadowed rather than romantic. It feels more enveloping and mysterious than the original.

A lily-of-the-valley fragrance with a clean floral brightness and a delicate green-white character. It feels fresh, innocent, and polished, emphasizing the airy springlike quality of muguet rather than heavy sweetness.

A concentrated oil-format interpretation of the house's muguet theme, keeping the lily-of-the-valley character soft, close to the skin, and gently green. It feels more intimate and persistent than a sheer spray, with the floral note wrapped in smooth warmth.

Mugler Cologne is one of the house’s cleanest and most transparent signatures, built around neroli, petitgrain, musk, and a crisp “clean skin” effect. It feels airy, elegant, and unusually simple for Mugler while still being memorable.

A floral-focused Fragonard composition that treats Muguet 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.