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It’s our favourite day of the year, find out what scents the team have chosen to wear.

Felicity, has a particularly good nose for fragrance layering, and she’s come up with some iconic combos…

Engaging in fragrance through a multi-dimensional lens.

A fragrance that will haunt you, but in the best possible way.

“The Fantôme is interesting because even though he looks scary, he’s not! He just loves nature and is happy to be in amongst it.”

“Rouge Smoking Extrait has more cherry, more rum and the addition of oud.”

“This smells like you’ve spent all day or a few days at a festival and you’re on your way home, exhausted but full of endorphins from singing and dancing the whole time.”

Conceptual, avant-garde and evocative, this Australian fragrance range is what niche perfume is all about.

So you love a floral fragrance but want something with a little spice to it?  A bit of a warm wintery kick, maybe something with an allure of mystery. An earthy touch to create an extra element of depth to the gorgeousness of the floral tones. Maybe a little bit of spicy grunt to give

Jasmine is one of those flowers that has been a central note in fragrance pretty much as long as fragrance has been around. Rich in symbolism and associated with ancient rituals, gods and deities, it is believed that jasmine is the first plant to have been cultivated for its scent. Because there are so many

Smoky scents belong to one of the oldest fragrance categories in perfume – the word “perfume” itself actually means “from smoke”! These scents often contain woods like birch and cade, as well as oud, incense, and resins like labdanum and opoponax. Smoky fragrances are usually pretty bold in character, rich and deep without being overly