Choosing an Eau de Parfum becomes easier when you understand fragrance families. Notes matter, but the overall character of a composition matters more: dark or luminous, dry or sweet, airy or enveloping.
Woody fragrances
Woody perfumes often use cedarwood, sandalwood, vetiver or patchouli to create structure, warmth and depth. Within Les Icônes — Season I, NØCTIS explores a darker woody-mineral direction, while AZUR NOIR combines woods with amber and incense.
Marine and aromatic fragrances
Marine compositions evoke air, water, salt and transparency rather than simply smelling aquatic. MAREA pairs a marine aromatic character with bergamot, lemon, fig leaf, neroli, driftwood, vetiver and white musk.
Spicy fragrances
Spices can make a perfume feel energetic, warm or sophisticated. IMPERIUM uses cardamom alongside mandarin, mint, sage, cedarwood, tonka, vanilla and patchouli for a warm spicy woody profile.
Floral fragrances
Floral does not have to mean delicate. ÉCLAT combines bergamot and neroli with lavender, osmanthus and orange blossom, grounded by vanilla and sandalwood for a luminous character.
Gourmand fragrances
Gourmand perfumes use edible associations such as vanilla, cacao, coffee, praline or tonka. MINUIT is the darker gourmand identity of the collection, with black pear, coffee and cacao. ÉTERNELLE takes a softer floral-gourmand route through pear, blackcurrant, iris, jasmine, vanilla, tonka and praline.
How to choose
Instead of asking only which note you like, ask how you want the perfume to feel on you. Dark and magnetic? Try NØCTIS. Refined and woody? AZUR NOIR. Airy and marine? MAREA. Warm and commanding? IMPERIUM. Luminous and floral? ÉCLAT. Sensual and gourmand? MINUIT. Timeless and enveloping? ÉTERNELLE.
Explore all seven fragrances in Les Icônes — Season I. The first founder allocation is available through FIRST 70 while stock lasts.
Seven identities. One maison.