Do Brasil

Bergamot and jasmine sit at the centre of this house. The range is built on citrus and white floral accords, with a floral thread running through every release. In wear, the opening feels bright and lifted, then settles into a softer, petaled space shaped by jasmine.

Woody facets and amber appear alongside the florals, while patchouli adds a darker, earthier base to several compositions. The result is a profile that moves between fresh top notes and a warmer, resinous drydown. The materials create a contrast between light citrus and heavy amber that defines the overall character of the fragrances. Orquídea is one example of this style.