Hermès Calèche composed by Guy Robert in 1961 was among the brand’s first forays into feminine fragrance: an aldehydic floral chypre, a particular genre which appealed to the perfumer
Vintage Lentheric Shanghai is a crepe de chine fragrance; it has a silky, drapey quality that is reminiscent of the textile, and it is as easy and elegant to wear.
Vintage Christian Dior Diorling composed in 1963 by perfumer Paul Vacher is a refined, elegant leather chypre and a fragrance unicorn.
Balmain Jolie Madame composed by Germaine Cellier in 1953 is pure seduction underpinned with potent florals, spice and seething sensuality
1993’s L’Artisan Parfumeur Voleur de Roses (translated as the rose thief) stole every trace of sweetness and rosy pleasantry from the bud
Jean Couturier Coriandre nods to masculine green earthiness, weaving in herbal aromas like coriander, angelica & classically feminine florals.
