Reviews
Opus XVI: Timber by Amouage: Where Ancient Trees Whisper
The Library Collection holds a special place within Amouage. Within the brand’s universe, it stands as a space for creative freedom — where the house pushes beyond convention and the boundaries of traditional perfumery, curating each creation with intention and patience.
Camomille Satin by Dries Van Noten: A Wildflower in Couture
Can a fragrance behave like couture? Can it drape or flow the way a garment does? In Dries Van Noten’s world — absolutely. Camomille Satin is more than a fragrance, it’s a continuation of his design language in aromatic form.
Spiky Muse by Ex Nihilo: The Muse in the Garden
One of the things I really love about Ex Nihilo is how they use modern fragrance molecules with such finesse that their creations feel effortlessly elegant. Their scents often come across as refined but never boring, there’s always something interesting or unexpected. They walk the line between high-concept niche and sheer wearability with poise, and Spiky Muse is a perfect example of that balance.
Amouage Guidance 46: How It Compares to Its Previous Version
Amouage has launched the seventh in its line of extraits: the extrait version of Guidance, one of the most admired and awarded fragrance of last year.
Chanel Comète: Trendy Twist in the Familiar Chanel DNA
The debut of new fragrances in the Chanel Les Exclusifs line always generates great anticipation.