Fragrances

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.

Ôff Now belongs to the new Les Ô collection and is designed around a calmer escapist mood, with a lighter citrus-aromatic freshness than the house’s richer perfumes. It feels airy, clean, and contemporary.

A fresh masculine from 2001 with a breezy marine-sport personality and a clean woody base. It feels casual and outdoorsy, built for easy warm-weather wear rather than the richer tobacco-fruit character of Cigar.

A freesia fragrance with a fresh green bite and a lightly peppered floral heart, smelling more like cut stems and morning air than a sweet bouquet. It feels lively and springlike, but the house’s restraint keeps it elegant and unsentimental.

A creamy fruity floral with pear, strawberry, heliotrope, jasmine, orange blossom, vanilla, musk, and woods. It feels sweet, soft, and playful, with a smooth lactonic-floral texture rather than a sharp wild-berry profile.

A warm ambery-woody fragrance with a tender romantic mood, opening with almondy amaretto and nutmeg before settling into suede, orris, and benzoin. Golden patchouli and labdanum give the base a resinous glow without making it too heavy. It feels intimate, polished, and quietly dramatic, more like soft candlelight and worn leather than a loud sweet amber.

An elemental fire fragrance with vetiver, cedar, smoke, labdanum, immortelle, musk, and dry heat. It feels like a small stove or campfire: warm, vital, smoky, resinous, and quietly animalic, with the sense of embers rather than sweet amber.

A rose-centered floral with tea, bergamot, Bulgarian and Moroccan roses, jasmine, cardamom, iris, vanilla, tonka bean, woods, and white musk. It feels elegant, powdery, and formal, with rose treated in a refined French style rather than as a jammy or gourmand note. The original appeared in 2005, and a later Oha (2023) listing exists, so both names are kept for searchability.

A cheerful fruity-floral built around mandarin, raspberry, pear, apple, rose, jasmine, freesia, patchouli, cedar, musk, and vanilla. It feels bright and charming at first, then settles into a soft sweet base that keeps the scent playful and feminine.

OH! de Moschino brings the house into a softer floral-fruity direction with a polished mainstream finish and a gently romantic tone. It feels more approachable and less stylized than the louder Moschino signatures.

A honeyed gourmand fragrance with golden sweetness, soft florals, amber, vanilla-like warmth, musk, and smooth woods. It feels rich, playful, and sticky-smooth without losing polish.

A dense fossilized-amber fragrance built almost as a study in amber itself. Styrax, amber, leather, woody notes, earth, saltpeter-like mineral facets, cinnamon, tonka bean, roasted vanilla, and musk create a deep golden-brown warmth. It feels ancient, resinous, leathery, and quietly overwhelming, more like a block of glowing amber than a conventional oriental.

A creamy sandalwood-iris fragrance with hazelnut, saffron, tobacco, tonka bean, sandalwood, and white musk. It feels smooth, soft, and quietly sensual, with a nutty top that gives the iris and sandalwood an addictive warmth. The official styling now leans into the phrase 'Santal Crush', but Oh Là Là remains the fragrance name used by the directories.

Oh Ma Biche gives the feminine side of the house a brighter, fruitier, and more carefree personality with a playful modern finish. It feels soft, colorful, and easygoing.

A sparkling Liquid Music fragrance with bright lift, soft sweetness, and warm woods underneath. It feels starry and buoyant, more playful than solemn, with a glittering top over a natural perfumery base.

A rich amber-woody fragrance from the elevated line, with saffron warmth, tuberose glow, vanilla, patchouli, and golden resinous depth. It feels luxurious and cinematic, oily in texture only in the sense of being smooth, dense, and luminous.

A warm floral-oriental fragrance with creamy white flowers, spice, and a sunlit golden base. It feels sensuous and slightly tropical without becoming beachy, carrying the house's signature contrast between radiance and shadow. Since Maison Mona di Orio announced its closure in 2024, this is treated as discontinued while remaining active for catalog search.

A discontinued lavender fragrance with an old-fashioned English cottage character, likely softer and more nostalgic than a sharp lavender water. It suggests dried lavender, clean herbs, and a gentle powdery finish suited to linens, drawers, and traditional personal scenting.

A newer boozy-woody Kilian scent inspired by the cocktail world, with a smoother and more polished warmth than the brighter liquor-themed entries. It feels contemporary, rich, and evening-oriented.

Old Money 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.