DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
Sunflower Pop
Sunflower-Pop opens with bright citrus—bergamot and mandarin—that feels immediate and cheerful without tipping into shrill sweetness.
Wonderland Peony
The first spray delivers a bright, watery peony flush—clean petals with a hint of citrus sharpness that fades quickly into something softer.
Sweet Almond Blossom
Arizona Bloom
Arizona Bloom opens with a sharp snap of black pepper that quickly mellows into something warmer and hazier.
Wild Vanilla Orchid
Wild Vanilla Orchid opens bright and citrus-clean, a splash of lemon over pale jasmine petals that reads more sheer than indolic.
London Poppy
Iris Goddess
Neon Rose
Neon Rose opens with a sharp citrus burst of bergamot that feels deliberately candied — more electric than refined.
Chypre Sublime
Ylang-Ylang Espresso
Ylang Ylang Espresso opens with rose — an unexpected single-note top that makes sense only when the heart arrives.
Black Lotus
Jerome Epinette's Black Lotus draws from a dark register across its full development.
