Masque Milano
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
Ribot
Russian Tea
Russian Tea opens with a sharp jolt of black tea and citrus, the kind that stings awake before settling into something warmer.
Vaiana
Tango
**Tango** opens with an immediate citrus brightness—bergamot and mandarin cutting through a warm, spiced haze of saffron.
Catherine
L'Attesa
L'Attesa opens with a burst of citrus clarity—neroli and bergamot that feel less like sunshine than like polished glass, cool and transparent.
Lost Alice
Lost Alice opens with a peppery brightness that feels less like citrus and more like clarity—bergamot sharpened by black pepper and tempered by the herbal cool of clary sage.
Kintsugi
Ray-Flection
Montecristo
Montecristo opens with the dark sweetness of aged rum—not the bright, boozy splash of cocktail hour, but something deeper and more medicinal, like molasses turned to resin.
White Whale
Russian Tea Oud
Terralba
Diana
Luci ed Ombre
Love Kills Oud
(homage to) Hemingway
Love Kills
Love Kills opens with a rose that feels stripped bare—no dewy petals or garden romance, just the flower's dark, slightly medicinal core.
Sleight of Fern
Lavender and fig open with an unexpected tenderness—green, milky sweetness softened by aromatic herbs rather than sharpened by citrus.
Madeleine
Petra
Romanza
Romanza from Masque Milano is a Victorian narcissus study filtered through an absinthe fog.
Times Square
Mandala
From Italian niche house Masque Milano, Mandala takes its name from the sacred geometric form and constructs a fragrance to match: layered, ritualistic, meditative.