Anatole Lebreton Racine Carrée lovingly captures some of the roots’ most delightful aromas, along with feelings that the broader meaning of the word evokes: groundedness and tranquility, that is soothing and comforting. In times of reoccurring travel restrictions and isolation, Anatole Lebreton Racine Carrée packs a sensorial and emotional impact that directly touches one’s heartstrings.
Anatole Lebreton Fleur Cachée despite a vanilla heart is savory not sweet, like the bouquet of a very old bourbon drunk in a spice bazaar
Audrey Hepburn keeps perfume in her Mailbox in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, 1961 What defines a perfumista? A lover of scent and its intricate connection to memory and emotion? Someone who craves the beauty, sensuality, even brutality, of fragrance? Who seeks out olfactory pleasures and aromatic oddities with the obsessive zeal of a treasure hunter? …
With The Perfumista Project, Anatole Lebreton ventures into interactive scent with perfume lovers who will be involved in every stage of development
Zodiac, Alphonse Mucha, 1896© Morning breaks with the pepper-paper smell of geraniums that pour onto a warm stone terrace. As the day rises, a garden heavy with ripe peach, iris, and the dreamy langour of ylang ylang beckons lazily beneath a veiled midday sun. Later, the hot heartbeat of the tango patters against the night. …
Grimoire is the newest perfume by Anatole Lebreton. His fragrances display an audacious originality, and once smelled, once addictive. You have been warned.
