“Godard” is inspired by and pays homage to Jean-Luc Godard’s iconoclastic films, their ability to challenge traditional conventions, embracing spontaneity and experimentation, reflecting a deep and rebellious creativity that continues to influence filmmakers and captivate audiences.
“Truffaut” is inspired by François Truffaut’s movies, celebrated for their deep emotional resonance and warmth—a body of work that profoundly connects with audiences through its heartfelt and relatable narratives.
“Rohmer” is inspired by the films of Éric Rohmer’s cinema that is characterized by elegant storytelling, subtle character development, and a refined visual style, creating a cinematic experience that is both serene and intellectually stimulating.
On this wintry day, a captivating sight. A young lady stands by the castle walls, adorned in crimson. Her beauty is divine, a goddess among mortals. She exudes an ethereal grace, captivating all who see her. The attire reveals exquisite craftsmanship that only adds to the allure. The cascading soft curls of hair, frames her delicate features, while the eyes, a deep shade of green, sparkle with an inner radiance that seems to emanate from her very soul. One can only wonder at the secrets she holds, and the stories that lie waiting to be uncovered.
Fragrantica Readers Awards 2023
Best American Niche #3
"Somewhere in this mix there’s an innocence and purity withstanding the elemental torrents around it. Something dewy, nascent, and organic. More apparition than appearance. A goddess, perhaps. "
- Eddie Bulliqi
"It’s honestly quite difficult to explain this fragrance, as I have never smelled anything quite like it."
- John Harper
"Steel Scarlet flashes the red of a cartoon paradise overabundant in impossibly inflated fruit and looming, open floral blooms flush in embarrassment. "
- Eddie Bulliqi
"evolves into a more earthy scent, with the sweet scent of florals suspended in the air, reminiscent of a fresh breeze of birch in autumn, which carries the scent to the grateful denizens in an attempt to connect with their roots."
- John Harper
Fragrantica Readers Awards 2023
Best American Niche #4
Inspired by a place wild and free Where icy air and pine forests meet The river roars, a force to be reckoned with| As cowboys roam with horses in tow Reminiscent of the old frontier days A land of beauty, in Wyoming's gaze Through wet mountain plain landscapes, they go
Fragrantica Readers Awards 2023
Best American Niche #2
"Cheyenne is a smart, tart chypre scent of sweltering greens, watercolour blues, and sooty, sandy browns and greys."
-Eddie Bulliqi
"It will be a cherished gem that recalls a time when people were explorers and lived with nature, and not against it."
-John Harper
"Damsel is not an innocent, delicate delicacy. This is a scent for those who like their florals old-school, fervent, and fireworked."
- Eddie Bulliqi
A fragrance for all inspired by the fearless women of the old west Young outlaws of strength, with unrivaled grace Shaping the settlements with their controversial ways
Fragrantica Readers Awards 2023
Best American Niche #6
Chicago Poet is inspired by the words of Carl Sandburg's pen. A re-discovery of a 1900s flourishing urban city that never sleeps. Nurturing the imaginations of poets and artists. With its beauty and glimmer, it never fades.
“Liar, fool, dreamer, play-actor,
Soldier, dusty drinker of dust
Ah! he will go with me
Down the dark stairway”
-Carl Sandburg
Fragrantica Readers Awards 2023
Best American Niche #5
"Chicago Poet is an intoxicating blend that layers luscious late-night elixirs into a potent potion for daydreaming, rumination, and creative trance, candlelight flickering whilst time melts to impulse and focus."
- Fragrantica, official review
RASHOMON
COLLECTION
Collection is inspired by the 1950 film of the same name by acclaimed Japanese director Akira Kurosawa. These two fragrances are blended in a way that provides the audience a completely different perspective and subjective points of view from one another, owing to the variety of olfactory families in these fragrances and hence invoking the “Rashomon effect"
"Where to even begin. The Rashomon effect was in full swing"
-Marcus Mitropoulos
"Executed with a classical French sensibility infiltrated by the dynamism of an Arabian souk"
- Eddie Bulliqi
