We have experienced considerable fragmentation in our lives over the past three years, and so the Fragments By NVC collection is aptly named. There are three perfumes in the collection, Nemus, Purpureum and Thyina. A fresh, new bottle graces these three – accompanied by exquisite portrayals by much-loved illustrator Massimo Alfaioli.
Sous Le Manteau Fontaine Royale unfolds its secrets surreptitiously; its powdery floral and gourmand nuances gliding into your consciousness like a painting as opposed to the impermanence of a photograph, leaving a long-lasting impression.
L’Artisan Parfumeur’s new Le Potager collection include five fragrances that use vegetables as the focus, cauliflower, tomato, green pea, beetroot and fennel. Symrise perfumer Alexandra Carlin composed her very first for the brand, Tonka Blanc. Givaudan’s Quentin Bisch created four of the five, L’Artisan Parfumeur Cédrat Céruse, Iris de Gris, Vétiver Écarlate and Musc Amarante.
Vilhelm Parfumerie Fleur Burlesque develops at the same natural pace as the burlesque act. It is about movement, the slow and hypnotizing rhythm of the body, slowly unveiled. The anticipation of the next layer is meticulously hidden under each note.
Aedes de Venustas Corfu Kumquat is sophisticated, layered and brimming with citrus and sea spray. It’s like a boat trip to Paleokastritsa with every spritz.
Known for her opulent and dimensional creations Cecile Zarokian is in her element when teamed with the house of Amouage. Under the creative direction of Renaud Salmon, one of Amouage’s newest projects is, paradoxically, an homage to their past, a bold re-imagining of the exclusive house staple: the attars, Amouage Oud Ulya, Saffron Hamra and Rose Aqor
