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Patou Homme New
Patou (Jean)
Release year:
1998
This later Patou Pour Homme reworking is treated in current brand references as a separate masculine release from the 1980 original. It feels more updated and somewhat cleaner in style, while still tied to the original masculine identity.
Patou Pour Homme
Patou (Jean)
Release year:
1980
Patou Pour Homme is one of the more elegant masculine releases from the house, pairing fresh herbs, woods, and a polished aromatic structure with a distinctly French sense of refinement. It feels composed and classically masculine without becoming overly severe.
Paula's Ibiza
Loewe
Release year:
2020
Paula’s Ibiza introduces a more carefree and beach-minded side of Loewe, mixing tropical-casual freshness with the house’s usual smooth finish. It feels playful, breezy, and summery in a more relaxed way than many earlier Loewe scents.
Paula's Ibiza Eclectic
Loewe
Release year:
2022
Eclectic deepens the Paula’s Ibiza idea into a richer and more colorful composition while preserving the line’s free-spirited feel. It feels warm, textured, and more stylized than the original.
Paul Smith Extreme Man
Paul Smith
Release year:
2003
Extreme Man takes the Paul Smith masculine style in a warmer and slightly richer woody-spicy direction, with cardamom, citrus, herbs, and woods arranged in a polished modern structure. It feels smooth, urban, and more evening-friendly than the original Men release.
Paul Smith Extreme Sport
Paul Smith
Release year:
2014
Extreme Sport takes the Extreme masculine profile in a brighter and more energetic direction, with extra freshness and a more athletic everyday wearability. It feels cleaner and lighter than Extreme Man while staying polished.
Paul Smith Extreme Woman
Paul Smith
Release year:
2003
Extreme Woman gives the line a fuller and more textured feminine profile than Paul Smith Women, with brighter fruit and florals over a smooth woody base. It feels glossy, modern, and a little more assertive while still staying easy to wear.
Paul Smith Floral
Paul Smith
Release year:
2005
Paul Smith Floral gives the line a light airy floral-fresh direction with a clean and easy everyday feel. It feels softer and more transparent than the richer Women and Extreme Woman releases.
Paul Smith London Men
Paul Smith
Release year:
2004
London Men is one of the more refined Paul Smith masculines, blending mint, violet leaf, green mandarin, jasmine, cardamom, musk, cedar, vetiver, and amber into a cool woody-spicy style. It feels polished, restrained, and quietly stylish in a very British way.
Paul Smith London Women
Paul Smith
Release year:
2004
London Women takes the Paul Smith feminine style into a rosier and more polished city-inspired direction, with florals and soft woods creating a smooth elegant finish. It feels refined, feminine, and a little dressier than the brighter earlier releases.
Paul Smith Man
Paul Smith
Release year:
2009
Paul Smith Man is a cool woody-spicy masculine with citrus, violet leaves, incense-like facets, iris, and a slightly concrete-like modern texture. It feels architectural, clean, and quietly unusual, with a more abstract personality than the brighter Men line.
Paul Smith Men
Paul Smith
Release year:
2000
Paul Smith Men is one of the better early-2000s fresh-green masculines, combining basil, bergamot, orange, lavender, violet leaf, hyacinth, geranium, ginger leaf, vetiver, musk, sandalwood, and oakmoss into a smooth modern structure. It feels clean, green, and slightly reminiscent of the Fahrenheit family, but softer and more polished in an unmistakably Paul Smith way.
Paul Smith Rose
Paul Smith
Release year:
2006
Paul Smith Rose is one of the better designer rose scents of its era, built to smell fresh and natural rather than syrupy or overly sweet. It feels soft, rosy, and lightly green, with a clean polished finish that gives it real charm.
Paul Smith Story
Paul Smith
Release year:
2006
Story is a clean woody-aromatic masculine with citrus, ivy, black tea, violet leaf, cedar, vetiver, and amber arranged in a very polished and slightly soapy modern style. It feels smooth, green, and quietly sophisticated rather than loud or sweet.
Paul Smith Women
Paul Smith
Release year:
2000
Paul Smith Women is a rosy-soapy floral with pink pepper, black currant, bergamot, mandarin, clementine, pear leaf, rose, freesia, green tea, geranium, lily-of-the-valley, cedar, vetiver, tonka bean, and patchouli. It feels bright, feminine, and quietly sophisticated without becoming too sweet or heavy.
Pause
Abel
Release year:
2022
A textured woody floral with violet leaf, grapefruit, mimosa, narcissus, copaiba balsam, hay absolute, and cedarwood. It opens green and slightly bitter, then becomes warmer, drier, and more golden as the mimosa and hay unfold. It feels grounding and contemplative, like winter flowers, dry fields, and soft resin in low light.
Pavilion Extract / Pavilion
Andrea Maack
Release year:
2022
A bold rose-oud-vanilla extrait with a femme-fatale polish. Rose is candied and plush, but the oud and darker woods give it structure and tension. It feels sensual, glossy, and dramatic, with sweetness, flowers, and shadow balanced in a very modern way.
Pavillon des Orchidées / Pavillon des Orchidees / Pavillon des Orchidées | 8DS.3
YS-UZAC
Release year:
2018
An orchid-centered artistic floral with a refined greenhouse quality: humid petals, polished woods, airy musk, and a slightly abstract botanical depth. It is not a simple creamy orchid scent; it feels architectural and luminous, like exotic flowers held in a glass pavilion with shadowed wood beneath.
Pavillon Rouge
Jovoy Paris
Release year:
2018
A boozy woody-oriental with whisky, leather, ebony wood, warm spice, and a dark polished base. It feels like a red-lit salon at night: liquor, varnished wood, supple leather, and ambered warmth, with enough sweetness to make the darkness inviting.
Pavlova
Parfums de Nicolaï
Release year:
2024
A joyful fruit-and-cream gourmand that suggests airy meringue, tart fruit, and soft vanilla without turning into a heavy confection. It feels playful and delicious, but the balance of sweetness and freshness keeps it more graceful than overtly edible.