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Xerjoff Sixth Floor opens with an unexpected medicinal snap of eucalyptus, sharp ginger, and cold blood orange before softening into lush white floral… Show more

Xerjoff Sixth Floor opens with an unexpected medicinal snap of eucalyptus, sharp ginger, and cold blood orange before softening into lush white florals. As tuberose and jasmine sambac settle on skin, the fragrance takes a dramatic dark shift. Earthy patchouli, dried tobacco leaf, and bittersweet dark chocolate emerge in the base, creating an amber warmth that lingers overnight. Created as a boutique exclusive for Harrods London in 2020, this blend offers a striking contrast between bright camphoraceous citrus and deep oriental resins. It suits cool weather, evening wear, and collectors seeking a distinct signature. Show less

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a s… Show more

Fleurs d'Orlane is a bold 1980s floral green fragrance built around orange blossom, hyacinth, lily, narcissus and honeyed powder. Reviews point to a scent that can feel bright, brassy and very floral, with enough green bite to stop the sweetness from turning syrupy. It suits vintage floral lovers best, especially those who enjoy rich white flowers, powder, amber warmth and a noticeable. Show less

Fracas by Robert Piguet is an uncompromising floral powerhouse defined by its iconic, creamy tuberose. Launched in 1948, it remains a gold standard fo… Show more

Fracas by Robert Piguet is an uncompromising floral powerhouse defined by its iconic, creamy tuberose. Launched in 1948, it remains a gold standard for those seeking a bold, unapologetic scent. This perfume features a complex heart of jasmine, gardenia, and narcissus, resting on a sturdy base of sandalwood and oakmoss. It is a sophisticated, intoxicating choice for evening wear or special occasions. Show less

Murmure by Van Cleef & Arpels delivers an unapologetic bouquet of dewy white petals anchored by dry cedar wood. Created in 2002 by master perfumers Ja… Show more

Murmure by Van Cleef & Arpels delivers an unapologetic bouquet of dewy white petals anchored by dry cedar wood. Created in 2002 by master perfumers Jacques Cavallier and Alberto Morillas, the scent opens with crisp freesia, bright mandarin orange, and pale white rose. The fragrance quickly blooms into an intense heart of spicy lily, creamy jasmine, and sweet tuberose, with a pinch of warm cinnamon adding unexpected depth. As it settles onto skin, Brazilian rosewood and soft vanilla smooth out the floral edges. It is a clean, crisp, and radiant floral that smells like a freshly cut garden bouquet rather than a modern sugary confection. Show less

Royal Crown Celebration opens with a cooling blast of crushed garden mint and juicy mandarin orange that feels like stepping out of the midday sun int… Show more

Royal Crown Celebration opens with a cooling blast of crushed garden mint and juicy mandarin orange that feels like stepping out of the midday sun into a shaded Mediterranean grove. Crisp bergamot and bitter lemon quickly join the herbal edge of rosemary and gentle chamomile, keeping the citrus bright rather than sweet. As the brisk opening settles, powdery Tuscan iris and sun-warmed broom flower bring a soft, clean texture that balances the crisp green herbs. Grounded by grounding cypress wood, herbal mastic, and earthy oakmoss, this fragrance delivers an exceptionally fresh, outdoor character. It is an easy pick for warm spring mornings, casual patio brunches, and relaxed summer weekends when you want a lively, clean scent that stays sharp in the heat without turning harsh. Show less

Daniela Andrier created Knot in 2014 as an airy contrast to Bottega Veneta's original leather EDP. It opens with sharp neroli, clementine, and lime be… Show more

Daniela Andrier created Knot in 2014 as an airy contrast to Bottega Veneta's original leather EDP. It opens with sharp neroli, clementine, and lime before settling into clean lavender and white rose. Warm tonka bean and musk ground the base, creating a crisp, soap-clean profile built for warm spring mornings and polished office wear. Show less

Alba (From Across the Alps) starts with a punchy splash of bitter orange, sharp petitgrain, and tart lemon peel. That initial citrus brightness lasts… Show more

Alba (From Across the Alps) starts with a punchy splash of bitter orange, sharp petitgrain, and tart lemon peel. That initial citrus brightness lasts about twenty minutes before mellowing into an antique floral heart. Creamy orange blossom, powdery heliotrope, and delicate jasmine take the lead. You also notice an oily, natural sheen on your skin right after spraying. As the midday air warms the perfume, golden beeswax and nutty bitter almond step forward to create an unburned candle warmth. It avoids sugary dessert cliches entirely. During the late drydown, earthy orris root and Virginia cedar establish a grounding woody foundation. This makes it an easy, charming daytime scent for mild spring and autumn weather. Show less