By Yan Froloff & Valery Mikhalitcyn

The range is built around powdery, sweet vanilla. This core is softened by benzoin and rounded out with musk, creating a warm and hazy impression. Bergamot provides a bright, citrus lift that cuts through the sugar, while floral elements like iris and jasmine appear throughout the compositions. The materials combine to form scents that sit close to the skin rather than projecting outward.

Wearing these fragrances feels like wrapping yourself in a soft, dry fabric. The sweetness is present but often tempered by a clean, musky base that prevents the blends from becoming heavy. The inclusion of citrus keeps the airy quality of the powder intact. With Iris Invida included among the offerings, the house maintains a focus on blurred floral notes resting on a foundation of vanilla and resin.