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Goldfield & Banks

Silky Woods is the headline fragrance of Goldfield & Banks' commitment to Australian botanicals — specifically agarwood sourced from Queensland, which the house claims is the first such use in commercial perfumery.

Byredo

Sellier's name announces its intent — saddler, leatherworker, the functional romance of a tack room.

Jo Malone London

Oat & Cornflower opens with a dry peppery snap and a suggestion of dried cornflower — fleeting, almost desiccated — before settling into what the fragrance is really about: a warm, floury accord of oat and hazelnut, softened by the creamy sweetness of benzoin.

Givenchy

Enflammé opens with coffee and labdanum simultaneously — no conventional top note here, just the immediate declaration of a dark, resinous composition.

Zara

Part of Zara's Silent Flowers collection composed by Jo Malone, Balade De Figuer evokes sun-dried Provençal fig groves with unusual specificity.