The modern fougère

Phantom opens with a bright, almost electric lavender—cleaner and sharper than traditional fougères, as if the note has been scrubbed of its dustiness and amplified.

Libre opens with a sharp clash of lavender and citrus that feels almost medicinal—clean and bracing like linen dried in cold air.

Le Male opens with a sharp jolt of mint and lavender—barbershop brisk, but warmer than expected.

The sage and lavender open with a fougère clarity that feels almost clinical at first—sharp, herbal, unapologetically aromatic.

The opening strikes a sharp contrast: bright lavender smoothed by bergamot, then jolted awake by cracked black pepper.

Percival opens with a crisp aromatic clarity—lavender brightened by bergamot and given a gentle shake of pink pepper.

Boss Bottled Night opens with a crisp collision of aromatic lavender and smoky birch, a pairing that feels both formal and quietly rebellious.

The opening lands crisp and herbal—petitgrain and lavender tempered by rosemary's bitter edge, with neroli lending a trace of citrus brightness.

The opening carries a cool, barbershop clarity—lavender meets grapefruit with a cardamom edge that keeps it from feeling purely traditional.

Fucking Fabulous opens with a collision of aromatic lavender and clary sage that feels less like a traditional fougère and more like a modernist dare.