Socially incorrect fragrances based on man-made places and materials of daily life. Ground breaking anti-perfumes pushing beyond the realm of traditional fragrances.
Grilled cigarettes teamed with town gas and bergamot.
Perfumer: Nathalie Feisthauer
GARDEZ – MOI
floral
An elegant femme fatale with a Parisian soul and legs that go on forever, this powerful woman has made her intense femininity a formidable weapon of mass seduction. From Paris’s place Vendôme to rue de la Paix, she walks casually and nonchalantly on dagger-sharp stilettos. Heads turn as she passes. The opulent white flowers in her wake make even the boldest look away.
Tomato leaf, gardenia, raspberry
An olfactive imitation of New York City’s multiculturalism in the 1970s this floral aldehyde fragrance is a tribute to an iconic era.
Top Notes: Rose, Ylang Ylang, Orange Blossom, Jasmine.
Heart Notes: Blackcurrant Buds, Aldehydes, Liquorice.
Base Notes: Incense, Sandalwood, Patchouli.
Beach samba nights.
Dancing on the beach, bursts of orange and blue in low light, crashing waves and the ecstatic laughs of the young and sexy.
An explosion of bergamot, tangerine and green apple against a lusty backdrop of cinnamon, musk and ambroxan.
A cocktail of clean sex appeal.
Nawab (Ruler) of Oudh is a province of central India. Our perfume is inspired by the Nawabs who once ruled over it. It is a potent blend of amber and rose with a soft oudh edge. Yet surprisingly not one ingredient stands out from the others. It achieves a perfume synergy that defies traditional analysis, releasing a pulsating pungency, brooding and hauntingly beautiful, a rich tapestry of fascinating depths, a jewelled veil to conceal its emotional complexity and extravagance.
This perfume was created from an irresistible aldehyde, a hypnotic call of fantasized pleasure from Bitter Orange. Amber tattooed skin afire with desire.
A mysterious abyss of Patchouli emotion.