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
Sticky Dates
Twilight
Day of the Dead
Flying Fox
Twilight Body Spray
Twilight opens with a direct blast of lavender—clean and herbal, unmistakably calming.
Olive Branch
Turmeric Latte
Lord of Misrule
Lord of Misrule opens with a jolt of black pepper and patchouli, dark and earthy, tempered by the sweetness of vanilla.
Turmeric Latte Perfume
The opening is loud and direct: medicinal turmeric powder wrapped in sweetened milk, with a dusty, almost chalky quality that doesn't apologize for itself.
Cinders
Calacas
The President's Hat
Fun Times
Ponche
Golden Pear
Super Milk
Sultana of Soap
All Good Things
All Good Things opens like a Victorian parlor lit by honeyed sunlight—thick orange blossom absolute colliding with tonka and benzoin, sweet but not cloying.
29 High Street
Avocado Co-Wash
Inhale
Celebrate
Pink
Rentless
Hairdresser's Husband
Yog Nog
Sappho
Let The Good Times Roll
Let The Good Times Roll opens with a wave of buttered caramel and popcorn, edged by vanilla absolute and a dry, toasted quality that recalls corn husks warming in the sun.
Butterball
Candy Fluff
Tramp
Grassroots
The Olive Branch Body Spray
What Would Love Do
Groovy Kind Of Love
Road From Damascus
25:43
Big
Exhale
So White
Karma
Karma opens with a peculiar brightness—lavender and citrus flicker over something heavier waiting underneath.
1000 Kisses
Snowcake 2010
The Comforter
Guardian of The Forest
By Night One Way, By Day Another
Rose Jam 2013
Pansy
Rosemary opens with an herbal brightness that is almost piney, paired with the soft sweetness of orange blossom in an unusual combination.
Stayin' Alive
Rose Jam Body Spray
The opening is unapologetically sweet—plush damask rose dipped in something sticky and warm, like petals crushed into syrup.
American Cream
American Cream opens with a peculiar sweetness — not quite gourmand, not exactly fresh.