By April Long
Bottega Veneta Déjà Minuit Parfume.
With the new year comes the natural tendency to start fresh—be it a new wellness routine, hobby, or perhaps a new language. But have you considered a new scent? A fragrance can transport you—back in time, to far-off places—or even inspire new adventures. For all those reasons and more, we’ve pulled together a fragrance edit to guide your olfactory journey. Even if the scent doesn’t become your signature, the bottle will still look great on your vanity.
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Dries van Noten
Soie Malaquais
The refillable porcelain flacon is stunning; the fragrance—a soft swirl of rose, chestnut, and cocoa—inspired by the silk dresses in Dries Van Noten’s Paris boutique, even more so. -
Bottega Veneta
Déjà Minuit
The debut fragrance collection from (now former) Creative Director Matthieu Blazy nods to Bottega Veneta’s Venice roots, with hand-blown glass bottles and ingredients that reference its history as a center of global trade. Déjà Minuit juxtaposes herbaceous Madagascar geranium with spicy Guatemalan cardamom. and update hero caption to: Bottega Veneta’s Alchemie eau de parfum, part of a new five-fragrance collection. -
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Cartier
La Panthère Elixir
In this beautiful remix of Cartier’s iconic La Panthère scent, which was originally created by house perfumer Mathilde Laurent in 2014, velvety musk and shimmering jasmine come to the forefront. Accented with soft amber, the scent melts alluringly onto skin, creating an aura of confident sensuality. -
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Hermès
Barénia
The house’s first Chypre fragrance, Barénia contrasts earthy, skin-enhancing notes of oakwood and patchouli with radiant butterfly lily and delicately sweet miracle berry. The refillable bottle, with domed pyramid studs inspired by the iconic Hermès Collier de Chien bracelet, is itself a work of art.
