Eau de Boujee

Labdanum and leather sit at the base of this catalogue, lending a resinous weight to the amber and woody accords that run through the range. Bergamot appears often, adding a bright surface to the darker materials, while musk smooths the edges of the compositions. The aromatic facet keeps the resinous and animalic notes from becoming too heavy, resulting in a profile that feels structured and grounded.

Wearing a fragrance from this house tends to feel like putting on a substantial material rather than a light mist. The interplay of the leather and labdanum creates a warm, enveloping sensation that rests close to the skin. With Queen, this foundation is present, showing how the fresh spicy and fruity notes that turn up alongside the core accords provide a contrast to the deep, woody base. The overall effect is one of density and texture.