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Olfactory renaissance

17 : 07 : 2015 Scent : Régime Des Fleurs : Fragrance

Los Angeles – Régime des Fleurs is a bold new fragrance brand translating classical mythology and post-modernism into scent.

  • The brand takes inspiration from contemporary art, including 1980s Memphis and baroque interiors
  • The artisanal perfume market share increased by 35% for the year ending December 2014, according to NPD Group

This new range of scents is organised into three tiers of complexity – Lyrics, Ballads and the Epic – each priced to reflect the value of the ingredients inside. The bottles balance vintage form and renaissance detailing with a fluorescent colour palette.

‘These perfumes are not about the mass market or a cheap thrill. They don’t look like other perfumes and they certainly don’t smell like them – they’re art objects,’ co-founder Alia Raza tells Style.com.

The newest scent in the range, Mirror, is a blend of smoky gaiac wood, green galbanum, saffron and violet – a harmonic fusion of masculine and feminine notes.

The Big Picture: See our Beauty Futures 2015 report for the top 10 innovative fragrance brands capturing the 2015 zeitgeist with scents that tell specific and seductive stories 

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