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
Oh Là Là
Barkhane
Barkhane announces its character early: bergamot's brightness burns off quickly, and cumin takes over — warm, slightly carnal, the kind of note that divides rooms.
Café Cabanel
Café Cabanel opens with the warm jolt of roasted coffee softened by cinnamon's gentle spice—not the sharp bite of espresso, but something quieter, like the smell of beans ground near a pastry counter.
Alahine
Alahine opens with a rush of lavender that feels neither soapy nor aromatic in the usual sense—there's brightness from bergamot and a pink pepper shimmer that keeps it from settling into anything expected.
Rendez Vous
Lace Garden
Oha
Oha opens with a clean burst of bergamot that quickly clears the runway for what follows: a full-throated rose accord built from Bulgarian and generic rose, jasmine hovering alongside it, and cardamom lending a warm spiced edge that tilts the composition eastward.
