Releases
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
Fidji Guy Laroche 1966 Eau de Parfum
Fidji Guy Laroche 1966 Eau de Toilette
Fidji Guy Laroche Eau de Parfum
J'ai Osé Guy Laroche 1977 Parfum
Fidji du Soir
Drakkar Guy Laroche 1972 Eau de Toilette
Fidji Guy Laroche 1966 Parfum
Fidji Guy Laroche 2003 Eau de Toilette
Clandestine Guy Laroche 1986 Eau de Toilette
J'ai Osé Guy Laroche 1977 Eau de Toilette
Horizon Guy Laroche 1993 Eau de Toilette
Drakkar Noir Guy Laroche 1982 Eau de Toilette
Drakkar Noir opens with a bracing aromatic slap—lavender and rosemary cut through with sharp citrus and herbal basil.
Eau Folle
Fidji Parfum
The opening salvo is unapologetically green—lemon zest cut through with the bitter, resinous snap of galbanum that characterized a generation of French chypres.
Clandestine Parfum
Drakkar
Fidji Eau de Parfum
J Ai Ose
**J'ai Osé** opens with a ripe, almost overripe peach—not the crisp fruit of modern perfumery but something fuzzier, heavier, caught between sweet and animalic.
J'ai Osé
The opening peach in *J'ai Osé* arrives bruised and syrupy, a thick sweetness that borders on indecent before the woods intervene.
Clandestine
The opening arrives with an unexpected sweetness—overripe plum and pineapple that lean candied rather than fresh, tempered by bergamot's bitter edge.
Drakkar Intense
Drakkar Intense builds from the fougère legacy of the original Drakkar Noir but moves away from the aggressively soapy 1980s register toward something cleaner and more restrained.
Fidji Eau de Toilette
A green floral from an era when perfume didn't whisper.
Horizon
A salty-green fougère that opens with medicinal lavender and peppermint sharpness, cooled by bergamot's citric brightness.
Drakkar Noir
Drakkar Noir opens with a bracing herbal rush—mint and lavender cut with aromatic rosemary and basil, edged by citrus.
