Jardin d'Amour

Bergamot and black currant open the house's compositions with a bright, fruity lift that settles quickly into a soft, powdery base. Jasmine threads through the heart of the range, adding a gentle floral layer that sits close to the skin. Musk carries the dry down across the collection, giving the fragrances a clean, intimate finish that feels light rather than heavy.

Sweet and citrus notes appear alongside the core accords, keeping the overall impression fresh and approachable. The materials combine to create scents that feel rounded and smooth, moving from an initial fruitiness to a muted, musky closeness. Wearing something from this house tends to feel like a soft, continuous presence rather than a bold statement. The result is a skin-scent character that stays near the body, as seen in a fragrance like Coco Chocolat.