Cold holds a fragrance down, so give it more
Cooler air slows evaporation, which is why a scent that filled a room in July can seem muted in January. The same bottle usually wants an extra spray in winter, not fewer.
November to March
For most of the year the UAE argues against rich fragrance. From November the argument stops: evenings drop into the twenties, humidity falls, and the compositions that were unwearable in August become the point of owning them.
Cooler air slows evaporation, which is why a scent that filled a room in July can seem muted in January. The same bottle usually wants an extra spray in winter, not fewer.
Resinous, woody and amber compositions need warmth from your skin rather than from the air. In cool weather they unfold gradually instead of arriving all at once, which is how they were designed to be worn.
Without summer perspiration in the equation, a spray on a scarf or a jacket collar carries a fragrance for days rather than hours. It is the cheapest way to make a bottle go further.
These are the bolder, warmer end of the catalogue — the ones our profiling marks for cool evenings rather than year-round wear.
If you like La Baguette - Fendi
French iris · Powdery iris · Suede leather
View scentIf you like Ultra Male – Jean Paul Gaultier
Pear · Lavender · Mint
View scentIf you like Ombre Nomade – Louis Vuitton
Raspberry · Saffron · Oud
View scentIf you like Oud Ispahan – Dior
Labdanum · Patchouli · Damask Rose
View scentIf you like Cherry Oud – Guerlain
Cherry · Fruity Notes · Turkish Rose
View scentIf you like Guidance – Amouage
Pear · Bergamot · Frankincense
View scentIf you like Oud Maracujá – Maison Crivelli
Passionfruit · Saffron · Turkish Rose
View scentIf you like Side Effect – Initio
Cinnamon · Bergamot · Rum
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