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Nuit d'Issey Parfum
Issey Miyake
Release year:
2015
The Parfum version deepens Nuit d’Issey with more density and warmth, emphasizing the line’s darker woods and smoother sensuality. It feels more concentrated and more dressed than the original.
Nuit d'Issey Pulse of the Night
Issey Miyake
Release year:
2019
Pulse of the Night takes Nuit into an even warmer and more dramatic territory with extra sweetness and resinous depth. It feels intense, moody, and highly night-oriented.
Nuit Dorée / Nuit Doree
Abaco Paris
Release year:
2020
A leather-amber fragrance with olibanum, iris, patchouli, honey, and leather. It opens smoky, powdery, and resinous, with iris softening the incense before patchouli gives the heart earthy depth. Honey and leather create a warm golden base, making the scent feel elegant, nocturnal, and slightly smoky-sweet.
Nuit et Confidences
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2017
A warm, powdery, evening fragrance with vanilla, incense-like depth, and a softly seductive tone. It feels intimate and dressed-up, built around mood and texture rather than raw intensity.
Nuit Etoilee
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2012
A cool aromatic composition that suggests starlit air, evergreen freshness, and a calm resinous glow. It feels serene and expansive, with a crisp opening that gradually softens into woods and balsams.
Nuit Etoilee Eau de Parfum
Annick Goutal
Release year:
2014
The eau de parfum version deepens the Nuit Etoilee mood with more texture, richer woods, and a smoother, longer-lasting base. It remains airy and cool in spirit, but carries more depth and presence.
Nuit Noire
Mona di Orio
Release year:
2004
A dark floral-spicy fragrance with orange blossom, tuberose-like creaminess, cumin warmth, woods, and animalic shadow. It feels nocturnal, sensual, and deliberately challenging, more black silk and warm skin than polite white floral. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.
Nuit Noor
Elie Saab
Release year:
2016
A darker oriental-floral Elie Saab fragrance with incense, rose, spice, woods, and warm resinous depth. It feels nocturnal and more dramatic than the Le Parfum line, with a Middle Eastern-inspired richness that suits formal evening wear.
Nuits de NoHo
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2003
A signature Bond No. 9 New York composition, blending the brand’s polished niche style with a neighborhood-specific mood. It feels distinctive and city-minded, with enough structure to stand apart from simple designer freshness.
Nuits de Noho Chandelier
Bond No. 9
Release year:
2010
A chandelier-themed Nuits de NoHo special edition that appears to belong to Bond’s decorative presentation lineage. It should be cataloged separately if completeness is the goal.
Nuit Velours
Robert Piguet
Release year:
2017
A soft ambered velvet fragrance where floral warmth, resin, and powdery smoothness create the feel of evening fabric against warm skin. It is plush and intimate rather than loud, with a darkened sweetness that stays elegant.
Nuke 2.0
Fragrance World
Release year:
2024
A high-impact masculine fragrance with sharp freshness, spice, amber, and strong woods. It feels explosive and modern, built around projection, sweetness, and a dense synthetic-woody trail.
Number One
Parfums de Nicolaï
Release year:
1989
The house’s first perfume, Number One is a grand white-floral composition resting on sandalwood and warm animalic depth, giving the bouquet real authority. It feels elegant and full-bodied, more classical than coy, with a creamy trail that lingers beautifully.
Number Six Cologne
Caswell-Massey
Release year:
1772
A classic American citrus cologne with a brighter, more traditional profile than the eau de parfum version. It feels brisk, clean, and heritage-minded, the sort of polished daily cologne that leans on freshness, refinement, and restraint.
Number Six Eau de Parfum
Caswell-Massey
Release year:
2018
A bright citrus-woody fragrance with real historical character, but presented in a cleaner and more modern way than most heritage colognes. Bergamot, rosemary, neroli, rose, clove, amber, lavender, and white musk give it a polished American-classic feel that is energetic at the top and quietly dignified in the drydown.
Numero Uno
Carthusia
Release year:
2007
A dry woody aromatic with citrus, eucalyptus, rosemary, vetiver, patchouli, and musk that leans more classic masculine than marine or floral. It feels crisp and straightforward at first, then grows warmer and more grounded as the woods and herbs settle in.
Nurture / Gray Label - Nurture
Abel
Release year:
2018
A soft floral musk with orange blossom, Bulgarian rose, jasmine sambac, ginger, orris, sandalwood, and musk. It feels gentle and enveloping, with the ginger adding warmth and movement beneath the soft petals. The dry-down is creamy, comforting, and skin-close, like flowers, milkiness, and smooth sandalwood wrapped around the body.
NU so DE
Costume National
Release year:
2012
A floral-spicy fragrance centered on rose, cardamom, cumin, neroli, patchouli, sandalwood, and cedar, designed to feel elegant while still carrying a subtle skin-warm sensuality. It feels poised and feminine, with spice adding contour and tension to the softer floral heart.
Nutmeg & Ginger
Jo Malone
Release year:
1990
A spicy woody classic that balances warm nutmeg and ginger against cedar and sandalwood. It feels dry, comforting, and quietly sensual, with the cozy polish that made early Jo Malone so distinctive.
Nuvole
Zeromolecole
Release year:
2010
A clean luminous musk with linen flower, lemon, cedarwood, and white musk. It feels airy, freshly washed, and quietly woody, with a soft cloud-like freshness rather than a sharp detergent edge.