Fragrances

A 2010 feminine fragrance by Nejla Barbir with a warm, confident style that mixes sweet brightness, floral softness, and a smooth base. It feels social and expressive, more statement accessory than quiet skin scent.

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.

A Swarovski presentation of TriBeCa, preserving the original fragrance while adding a collector-focused bottle edition. It reads as a prestige variant of one of the house’s stronger modern pillars.

A fresh floral-green fragrance with basil, grapefruit, cut grass, violet, jasmine, rose, incense, clove, Haitian vetiver, musk, and Cetalox. It feels urban, bright, and stylish, opening with sparkling grapefruit and crushed greenery before soft florals give it a more polished center. The incense, clove, vetiver, and musk base adds warmth and city-night depth without losing the fragrance's airy freshness.

Tribecca gives the line a later-1980s polished femininity with a smoother and slightly more modern floral character than the older signature releases. It feels dressed, feminine, and quietly glamorous.

The masculine counterpart to Tribù leans aromatic and woody with a bright, youthful energy. It feels casual and lively, with the same playful spirit as the women’s version.

Tribute Attar is a traditional-style smoky rose-incense-oud attar that feels concentrated, luxurious, and ceremonial in mood. It is rich, smooth, and deeply atmospheric.

Tribute for Men is one of the most respected older Mary Kay masculines, with a strong classic aromatic power-scent character that wears more like an earlier-era masculine than a 1990s fresh release. It feels bold, mature, and distinctly traditional.

Tribute for Women gives the house a polished early-1990s feminine profile with a richer floral character than the later fruity lines. It feels elegant and more formal than playful.

A playful modern fragrance with a teasing fruity-floral personality and a clean musky base. It feels bright and mischievous, using juicy sweetness and soft petals to create an easygoing everyday scent. The finish is smooth, light, and youthfully polished.

A white floral and green tea perfume with fresh petals, botanical brightness, and a soft earthy base. It feels springlike and transparent at first, then becomes more natural, green, and quietly creamy.

A deliberately strange aromatic-spicy fragrance with blood accord, metallic notes, blackberry, myrtle, vetiver, frankincense, and patchouli. The opening is sharp, mineral, and red-fruited, with the metallic-blood impression giving it an unsettling battlefield edge. As it dries down, vetiver, myrtle, frankincense, and patchouli pull it into a darker woody-incense base. It feels gothic, conceptual, and confrontational rather than conventionally pretty.

A woody powdery fragrance with vanilla, cedar, and iris. It feels simple but elegant, using iris for a soft cosmetic texture, cedar for dry structure, and vanilla for warmth. The result is smooth, unisex, and quietly formal, with a pale woody-powdery finish that feels more refined than sweet.

A bright fruity white-floral amber with apple, mandarin orange, pink pepper, white flowers, orange blossom, amber, and musk. It opens lively, crisp, and gently spicy, then becomes smoother and more floral as orange blossom and white flowers develop. Amber and musk create a warm soft base, giving the fragrance an elegant city-inspired finish.

A discontinued leather-family 4711 entry associated with the old Juchten style. It feels smoky, dry, and antique, with a character closer to vintage leather goods than modern cologne.

A rare Yosh fragrance connected with the film The Heart Is Deceitful Above All Things, also listed as Trompeur. The name suggests deception and emotional disorientation, and the scent reads as an unusual conceptual composition rather than a simple pretty floral: intimate, shadowed, and deliberately off-center.

A warm woody-floral scent that pairs cypress, ginger, and pink pepper with tuberose, jasmine, olibanum, sandalwood, vanilla, white musk, and ambroxan. It reads sunny and creamy, but still has resinous structure underneath.

A bright tropical fragrance that treats lush fruit and flowers with Arquiste's clean historical-travel polish. It suggests juicy tropical facets, creamy florals, sunny citrus, and warm musks without becoming syrupy. The effect is cheerful, radiant, and beachy, but still elegant enough to feel like fine fragrance rather than a body spray.

A 2025 tropical release that brings fruity sunshine and breezy warmth into the Clean aesthetic. It feels cheerful, easy, and warm-weather ready.

A colorful tropical fragrance with juicy fruit, flowers, citrus, and warm musky sweetness. It feels bright, exuberant, and Brazilian, like a joyful tropical collage in perfume form.