Fougère means "fern" but,actually, it is created in 1882 by Paul Parquet, consisting of bergamot, lavender, geranium or violet leaves, coumarin (tonka bean), vetiver and oak moss. This timeless elegance is enhanced in our Fougère in a different, more modern interpretation with a more constructed olfactory pyramid: a link with the tradition to build a better future.
"A fougère accord that was avant-garde for its time. With aquatic top notes, sparkling and evocative of sparkling water and bitter soda, to enhance his positive vision of the future.
A fougère accord that symbolizes his devotion to family, because it recalls nature as a refuge, with its notes of natural origin.
A fougère accord that, born at the end of the 19th century with the appearance of two innovative fragrances by two famous fashion houses, would only become successful in the 1960s and, from a progressive facet, would become a contemporary classic. This highlights his openness to the world, his interest in realities other than Italy.
A fougère accord to demonstrate his great charm and his predisposition to seek out the detail that made him attractive. He is a man who stands out for his sophistication. He wears no one else's perfume, highlighting his individuality, his courage, and his strong personality, which many women are attracted to.
Finally, a fougère accord for his connection to tradition. The past serves as a guide, so as to build a better future. A past made up of olfactory evocations such as tobacco, the smell of shaving cream, notes of vanilla, and tonka bean."
Fougère means "fern" but,actually, it is created in 1882 by Paul Parquet, consisting of bergamot, lavender, geranium or violet leaves, coumarin (tonka bean), vetiver and oak moss. This timeless elegance is enhanced in our Fougère in a different, more modern interpretation with a more constructed olfactory pyramid: a link with the tradition to build a better future.
"A fougère accord that was avant-garde for its time. With aquatic top notes, sparkling and evocative of sparkling water and bitter soda, to enhance his positive vision of the future.
A fougère accord that symbolizes his devotion to family, because it recalls nature as a refuge, with its notes of natural origin.
A fougère accord that, born at the end of the 19th century with the appearance of two innovative fragrances by two famous fashion houses, would only become successful in the 1960s and, from a progressive facet, would become a contemporary classic. This highlights his openness to the world, his interest in realities other than Italy.
A fougère accord to demonstrate his great charm and his predisposition to seek out the detail that made him attractive. He is a man who stands out for his sophistication. He wears no one else's perfume, highlighting his individuality, his courage, and his strong personality, which many women are attracted to.
Finally, a fougère accord for his connection to tradition. The past serves as a guide, so as to build a better future. A past made up of olfactory evocations such as tobacco, the smell of shaving cream, notes of vanilla, and tonka bean."