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Arpège
Lanvin
Release year:
1927
Arpège is one of the great names in French perfume history, a luminous aldehydic floral with jasmine, rose, powder, and soft woods arranged in a graceful symphonic structure. It feels refined, polished, and timeless rather than trend-driven.
Arpège Pour Homme
Lanvin
Release year:
2005
Arpège Pour Homme gives the Lanvin name a smoother and more contemporary masculine profile than the house’s older classics, blending citrus, lavender, and woods in a polished and easygoing style. It feels refined and wearable rather than aggressive or heavy.
Arquivo
Ach. Brito
Release year:
2025
A woody aromatic eau de toilette with black pepper, lavender, and Patchouli Gayo. The pepper gives the opening a dry snap, while the lavender adds aromatic freshness and the patchouli anchors the fragrance with earthy depth. It feels sophisticated, clean, and quietly intense, like a polished archive room lined with herbs, spice, and dark wood.
Arrakis
Tiziana Terenzi
Release year:
2019
A warm desert-like extrait with spice, amber, woods, and a resinous solar glow. It feels dry, expansive, and windswept, with sweetness kept in a polished amber frame.
Ar Riyād / AR RIYĀD
Gallivant
Release year:
2025
A Gulf Collection extrait with bergamot, verbena, ginger, bitter almond, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, clove, nutmeg, cumin, patchouli, olibanum, tobacco, and vanilla. It feels spicy, plush, and ceremonial, with bitter-bright lift over a dense resinous tobacco-vanilla base.
Arsene Lupin Dandy Eau de Parfum
Guerlain
Release year:
2010
Arsene Lupin Dandy is a suave, woods-and-spice masculine with a gentlemanly but slightly shadowed personality. It feels refined and literary, more about polish and atmosphere than raw force.
Arsene Lupin Voyou Eau de Parfum
Guerlain
Release year:
2010
Arsene Lupin Voyou gives the series a wilder and warmer personality, combining smooth woods and spice with a more playful swagger. It feels dressed and charismatic rather than severe.
Arsenic Osman
Laurent Mazzone Parfums
Release year:
2017
A poisonous-fruit floral with osmanthus at the center, blending apricot-leather facets, spice, woods, and ambered darkness. It feels beautiful and dangerous at once: golden fruit and suede-like flowers over a more sinister base. The drydown is smooth, slightly narcotic, and very LM in its black romanticism.
Arsenic Osman Extreme
Laurent Mazzone Parfums
Release year:
2020
A more concentrated and intensified treatment of Arsenic Osman, pushing the osmanthus-leather-fruit idea deeper into resin, amber, and darkness. It feels richer, denser, and more dangerous than the original, with the apricot-suede floral facet glowing against a darker base.
Arsh
French Avenue
Release year:
2024
A smooth unisex amber-woody fragrance with a sweet, polished, and slightly resinous character. It feels warm and refined, built around easy elegance rather than an aggressive oud or smoke profile.
Arso
Profumum
Release year:
2010
A resinous forest fire of pine, cedar needles, smoke, leather, and incense. It evokes hot sap, scorched wood, and evergreen darkness, making it one of the house's most atmospheric and memorable woods.
Art Collection #02
Jacomo
Release year:
2010
Art Collection #02 is part of Jacomo’s 2010 upscale niche-leaning relaunch, built to present a more modern and curated side of the brand. It feels smoother, more atmospheric, and more boutique in spirit than the mainstream lines.
Art Collection #08
Jacomo
Release year:
2010
Art Collection #08 belongs to the Jacomo Art Collection, a more premium branch meant to reintroduce the brand through modern luxury styling. It feels polished, textured, and more niche-coded than the house’s older classics.
Art Collection #09
Jacomo
Release year:
2010
Art Collection #09 continues the art-inspired premium direction with a more curated and elevated scent profile than the core Jacomo line. It feels refined, modern, and positioned toward a more design-conscious audience.
Art Collection Black
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
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A rich white-floral composition with bitter orange, plum, lemon, neroli, jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, benzoin, vanilla, and white musk. Despite the dark name, the scent is not heavy or smoky; it feels creamy, floral, luminous, and dressed-up, with vanilla and benzoin giving the white flowers a plush finish.
Art Collection No. 7 Lace / Art Collection No 7 Lace
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
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A floral-woody musk with orange, grapefruit, green apple, jasmine, rose, oud, patchouli, cedar, and musk. It starts crisp and fruity, then turns into a polished rose-jasmine heart over a lightly oud-touched woody base. The result feels clean, elegant, and more lace-like than dense.
Art Collection Oudity
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
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A rose-saffron oud fragrance with geranium, lemon, Rose de Mai, saffron, and Laotian oud. It is direct and compact in structure: citrus-green brightness at the top, a floral-spiced heart, and a dry oud base that keeps the fragrance elegant rather than syrupy.
Art Collection Ylang
Osswald Parfumerie
Release year:
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An aromatic floral with tangerine, mint, artemisia, sage, geranium, rosemary, ylang-ylang, rose, magnolia, lily of the valley, coconut, vanilla, musk, and oakmoss. It feels green, herbal, sunny, and creamy at the same time, with ylang softened by coconut-vanilla warmth and a mossy base.
Art d'Amour / Art dAmour
Armaf
Release year:
2018
Art d'Amour 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.
Art Deco
Al-Jazeera Perfumes
Release year:
2021
Art Deco is an Art Collection fragrance with a polished decorative structure, balancing florals, woods, musk, and amber. It feels stylized and gallery-like rather than casual.