Lost + Found

Lost + Found opens with a sharp Italian lemon and a pop of pink pepper, a bright and slightly fizzy entrance that feels like pulling a forgotten letter from a jacket pocket. The heart unfurls with rhubarb and raspberry, tart and jammy, softened by a whisper of jasmine that keeps things from tipping into candy territory. As it dries down, cedarwood provides a clean structural base, while sugar and amber warm the edges into a softly sweet, woody embrace.

This is a fragrance that behaves like a fleeting afternoon memory. It is sweet but not cloying, fresh but not aquatic, with a gentle aromatic green thread running through its core. Jérôme Epinette has crafted something deliberately airy, almost translucent. The sillage sits close to the skin, a quiet companion rather than a declaration, and longevity hovers around three hours before fading into a faint vanilla-tinged ghost. That lightness is both its charm and its limitation. It feels more natural than synthetic, more niche-adjacent than mainstream, but the brevity means you will be respritzing if you want it to last through dinner.

This is for someone who wants a spring or early summer scent that whispers rather than shouts, a daytime fragrance for brunch, a walk through a farmers market, or a lazy afternoon with a book on a park bench. It suits those who prefer subtlety and find intimacy in proximity. Skip it if you need projection or endurance, or if your scent wardrobe leans toward dark, smoky, or aggressively bold. Lost + Found is a soft Polaroid of a fruit stand in April, lovely while it lasts, but gone before you can frame it.

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