Life becomes a stage.
Let’s Pretend is a multi-faceted fragrance that doesn’t hide, it reveals. Like the perfect costume chosen before stepping into the spotlight the Theatre of Life, it allows you to embody the character you wish to become, if only for a moment. Here, life itself turns into a stage, and every gesture becomes part of the performance.
Created by perfumer Nisrine Grillie, Let’s Pretend is a fruity-spicy fragrance that evolves with the wearer, inviting you to step into a role or reveal your true self.
The stage, the world, life belongs to you. Showtime.
NOTES
Top: Saffron, Pink Pepper, Mandarin Essence
Middle: Peach, Osmanthus Flower Absolute, Jasmine Sambac Absolute
Base: Woody Accord (Cedar, Akigalawood & Georgywood), Styrax, Benzoin
PERFUMER
Nisrine Grillie
HOW IT WEARS
The opening of Let’s Pretend is radiant and electric. Mandarin sparkles with luminous freshness, while pink pepper adds a lively, spicy energy. A whisper of saffron adds a crystalline twang, but also intrigues and warms as the curtain rises. In the heart, peach takes centre stage: juicy, velvety, and irresistibly sensual. Osmanthus absolute deepens its fruity richness with apricot-like and subtly leathery nuances, while jasmine sambac adds a delicate floral glow. Together, the shimmering and lively yet refined heart that melts into the skin, intimate and transformative. As the final act unfolds, akigalawood, cedar, styrax, and benzoin bring warmth, delicacy, and sexy conviction.
LORE LOVES
For us, Let’s Pretend is a super sexy and sensual fragrance, but in a really playful way. Imagine your career has just taken off in Hollywood, you’ve spent all day on a colourful soundstage, and now you’re sipping a Peach Bellini at one of those camp historic L.A. establishments. You lock eyes with someone across the bar and give them a knowing look. At the end of the night, the only thing on your body is the scent of peach fuzz, made a little earthier, spicier and skin-like after the night’s activities… which may or may not have involved a little role play.



















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