Fragrances

A dramatic unisex fragrance with a polished, theatrical warmth built around florals, woods, and soft ambery depth. It feels dressed-up and expressive, but controlled enough to remain smooth on the skin.

A more expansive interpretation of the Opera mood, emphasizing rich fruit, rose, amber, leathered warmth, and polished woods. It feels grander and more concentrated than the earlier Opera, with a glamorous evening presence.

A sparkling woody-aromatic fragrance with pineapple, Italian bergamot, geranium, magnolia, praline, cedarwood, vetiver, and patchouli. It feels vivid and dramatic, with juicy pineapple brightness sharpened by bergamot before the floral-green heart appears. The base gives it contrast: praline adds a soft gourmand glow while woods, vetiver, and patchouli keep the fragrance crisp, modern, and slightly infernal rather than purely sweet.

A gourmand woody extrait with roasted chestnut, labdanum, grapefruit, crème brûlée, davana, vetiver, caramel, suede, and sandalwood. It opens nutty, resinous, and lightly sparkling, then turns creamy and caramelized without becoming overly sweet. The suede and vetiver keep the base sophisticated, giving the scent an opulent theater-night warmth.

A dark cherry fragrance with black cherry sweetness, liqueur-like warmth, florals, amber, and woods. It feels glossy, rich, and seductive, with a smooth red-fruit trail.

A tropical mango fragrance with juicy fruit, creamy sweetness, musk, amber, and soft woods. It feels bright, playful, and sunny, with a smooth exotic dry-down.

A sweet unisex gourmand with fruit, vanilla-like warmth, amber, musk, and woods. It feels soft, inviting, and dessert-like, with a plush surrender-to-sweetness character.

Opium is one of the most famous oriental fragrances ever made, blending spices, florals, incense, myrrh, patchouli, amber, and woods in a deep dramatic structure. It feels opulent, unmistakable, and historically central to YSL’s perfume legacy.

Opium Pour Homme gives YSL a spicy oriental masculine with vanilla, pepper, black currant, galangal, cedar, and amber in a warm and sensual profile. It feels rich, smooth, and more evening-oriented than the fresher YSL men’s line.

Opulence is a Harrods-exclusive Boadicea fragrance released in 2025, composed in a lavish boutique style with polished spice, woods, amber, and smooth sweetness. It feels celebratory and expensive, built for impact while retaining a refined luxury finish.

A luxurious fruity-amber extrait from the Cities collection, with apple, grape, patchouli, iris root, amber, musk, vanilla, and balsamic notes. It feels rich, glossy, and golden, turning fruit and amber into a smooth city-inspired luxury scent with a polished long-lasting trail.

Opus 1144 is Sorcinelli's Gothic fantasy in fragrance form, named for the year associated with the first stone of the Basilica of Saint-Denis. It opens with luminous citrus, elemi, and jasmine before turning more architectural through iris, orchid, and cashmere wood. Vanilla, ambergris-like musk, leather, sandalwood, and benzoin give the base a creamy, shadowed richness, making it feel like cold stone, golden light, and soft incense moving through a cathedral nave.

A spicy-woody scent where pepper, coriander, cardamom, and yuzu rise quickly before incense, rose, and cedarwood build a smooth warm base. It feels brisk and gentlemanly on first spray, then darker and more quietly luxurious once the incense and woods begin to hum.

Opus Femme is a feminine-leaning composition with florals, soft fruit, clean musk, and a smooth sweet base. It feels polished, approachable, and more decorative than minimalist.

Opus Homme 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.

Opus I is an aromatic-woody floral with citrus, cardamom, plum, jasmine, rose, ylang-ylang, leather, papyrus, oud-like woods, and musk in a rich sophisticated structure. It feels polished, dense, and classically Amouage.

Opus II is a resinous oriental floral with absinthe-like bitterness, lavender, pink pepper, cardamom, rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, cedar, amber, incense, patchouli, vanilla, and musk. It feels complex, rich, and quietly theatrical.

Opus III is a darker aromatic-resinous Library release with herbs, florals, spices, mimosa, ylang, incense, papyrus, cedar, sandalwood, amber, vanilla, and musk. It feels warm, abstract, and deeply textured.

Opus IV is a dry woody-oriental fragrance with citrus, cardamom, galbanum, elemi, rose, frankincense, cumin-like spice, castoreum-like warmth, civet-like shadow, and musk. It feels challenging, atmospheric, and distinctly intellectual.

A bright fruity-floral fragrance with Sicilian lemon, raspberry, acai berry, magnolia, violet, sandalwood, amber, and musk. It feels polished, feminine, and sparkling, with tart berries and citrus leading into a soft floral-musky base. The composition is elegant but cheerful, never too syrupy.