Stile
Fragrance notes
Character
Fir resin and fig leaf open the composition with a crisp, green bite. Bergamot brightens the top, keeping the resin from feeling heavy. Cinnamon and cardamom bring a dry heat to the heart, while myrtle adds a clean, herbal edge. Jasmine sits quietly in the background, lending a soft floral lift without turning the blend sweet.
The tobacco leaf in the base feels sun-dried and natural, paired with patchouli that stays earthy rather than musty. Tonka bean rounds out the deeper notes with a gentle warmth. Musk anchors the finish, leaving a smooth, skin-like impression. The aromatic and conifer accords give the whole fragrance a walk-through-the-woods clarity.
Sunlight hitting a wooden bench after a morning rain is the kind of moment that fits this scent. The air feels fresh but warmed by the ground, much like the balance here between green freshness and spicy depth. It suits someone who enjoys classic masculine structures but wants them a little lighter and more versatile.
Composed by Karine Dubreuil-Sereni and launched in 2003, Stile carries a traditional masculine frame updated with a leafy, modern touch. The spices never overpower, and the resin lingers just enough to keep the profile distinctive. Fig leaf and fir continue to whisper through the later stages, tying the opening to the base in a way that feels
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