Fragrances

212 VIP Men adds warmth, sweetness, and a more extroverted nightlife character to the 212 masculine line. It feels lively and crowd-pleasing rather than restrained.

212 VIP Rosé gives the line a brighter and more sparkling rosy-fruity style, with a polished celebratory feel. It feels airy, feminine, and party-friendly.

This Smiley-edition Rosé release keeps the sparkling feminine 212 VIP style while adding a more novelty-driven presentation. It fits as a cheerful line extension.

A collaboration-style VIP flanker that keeps the city-party DNA while adding a more playful collector-friendly framing. It feels bright and upbeat.

Wild Party adds a more playful and overtly festive personality to the 212 VIP branch. It feels glossy, youthful, and intentionally social.

A modern London-inspired aromatic woody fragrance with rhubarb, amaretto, and smooth woods. It opens tart and lively, then becomes warmer, nutty, and gently boozy, with the woody base giving the fragrance an urban polish rather than a dessert-like sweetness.

A playful fresh-salty gourmand where coconut water, citrus, and tonka create a cool-warm tension that feels modern and beach-lit. It opens sparkling and breezy, then settles into a softly addictive skin scent.

A fruity white-floral fragrance with orange, peach, coriander, tuberose, jasmine, gardenia, musk, vetiver, and sandalwood. It opens juicy and lightly spicy, then becomes creamy and floral through the tuberose and gardenia heart. The base gives it a smooth woody-musky finish, making it feel luminous, feminine-leaning, and more sensual than the cleaner citrus entries.

22 Vendôme is one of the newer collection releases and appears positioned as a smoother boutique-style floral-woody creation in tribute to the house’s Paris address. It feels polished, contemporary, and more collection-focused than the mainstream pillars.

A fresh citrus-aromatic fragrance inspired by Hafelekar, opening with lavender, bergamot, and orange before moving into jasmine, sage, and cedarwood. It feels bright, clean, and gently alpine, with the citrus and lavender giving lift while vanilla, amber, and vetiver add a soft warm finish. The result is easygoing but refined, like cool mountain air gradually warming into a smooth woody-amber drydown.

The original 24 fragrance is a fresh spicy-amber masculine built around citrus, lavender, minty spice, warm woods, oakmoss, vanilla, amber, and musk. It opens brisk and aromatic, then becomes warmer and smoother as the spices and sweet ambered base come forward. The overall feel is energetic and TV-action polished rather than heavy: clean, masculine, approachable, and a little dramatic.

A sweet floral-oriental elixir with tarragon, saffron, osmanthus, freesia, orchid, rose, jasmine, amber, patchouli, praline, and musk. It feels more floral and rounded than most of the 24 line, with a warm dessert-like base under a bright garden-floral heart. The result is plush, joyful, slightly gourmand, and strongly unisex despite the sweet floral emphasis.

A modern blue-woody aromatic with strawberry, bergamot, juniper, cedar, neroli, artemisia, vanilla, musk, tonka, and woods. The unusual strawberry note adds a soft fruit sparkle rather than a candy effect, while juniper and artemisia keep the fragrance aromatic and slightly sharp. It feels clean, sweet-woody, musky, and contemporary.

A richer, more concentrated Gold-family scent with cardamom, pine, honey, saffron, coconut, rose, guaiac wood, amber, vanilla, and cedar. It keeps the sweet ambered force of 24 Gold, but the honey, saffron, and woods make it feel more resinous and syrupy, with a heavier winter-leaning trail and a more deliberate niche-style intensity.

A bright floral-green elixir with mint, bergamot, orange, tonic-water freshness, white tea, neroli, ginger, violet, gardenia, cedar, musk, and tonka. It opens cool and sparkling, almost fizzy, then settles into a soft neroli-ginger floral with a clean musky-woody base. It is one of the lighter and more refreshing entries in the line.

A warm leathery-amber elixir with lemon, incense, artemisia, amber, cedarwood, apricot, vanilla, leather, and musk. It reads as a deeper, more tactile Platinum idea: less clean and bright than the original, more smoky, fruity, leathery, and enveloping. The lemon and artemisia keep it from becoming completely heavy, but the base is smooth and persistent.

A spicy woody elixir with artemisia, bergamot, orange, red chili pepper, geranium, orange blossom, amber, patchouli, and vetiver. It feels more aromatic and peppery than the Gold flankers, with a sharp citrus-herbal opening and a warm earthy base. The overall effect is bold, spicy, dry, and masculine-leaning without losing the line's polished sweetness.

A violet-toned aromatic fougère with violet leaf, bergamot, violet, woods, sandalwood, leather, tonka bean, and iris. It has a cooler, calmer personality than the louder Gold-style entries: green-purple florals, dry woods, smooth leather, and powdery iris-tonka warmth. It feels contemplative, elegant, and softly textured.

24 Faubourg is one of Hermès’ most beloved women’s fragrances, offering a radiant floral-amber style that feels sunny, elegant, and luxuriously polished. It reads as warm and sophisticated rather than trendy.

A darker aromatic-woody take on the 24 idea, opening with apple, lemon, grapefruit, and bergamot before moving into sage, pepper, lavender, patchouli, vetiver, cedar, leather, vanilla, and musk. It is not as thick or sweet as 24 Gold; it feels greener, more shadowed, and more casual, with citrus and herbs over a smooth leathery-musky base.