Sparkling Bergamot

Experience the playful, powdery citrus and gardenia blend that is perfect for beautiful days that turn into beautiful Harlem nights. Inspired by the white gardenia Billie Holiday always wore in her hair, a luminous opening of lush green leaves, neroli blossom and sparkling bergamot lead to a velvety floral heart of gardenia, jasmine petals, frangipani and ylang ylang. Creamy vanilla adds a gourmand nuance, and a warm, addictive base of coconut milk, sandalwood, vetiver and musk provide the perfect finish to this intoxicating and very personal scent. Our "Billie" Eau de Parfum is truly genderless and wears differently on everyone as it brings out the beautiful nuances of this masterfully created fragrance composition.

It's the color red, bottled. It's the thrill of passion, aura of love, and enigmatic energy of fire, distilled into a dynamic blend. Sweet and sensual with an ever-present air of sass, this scent turns up the heat just before the inevitable head rush. Sparkling bergamot and purple iris get a rich gourmand twist, thanks to the addition of spun sugar. Just before things get too candy-coated, the aroma is grounded by warm woods and white patchouli, while skin musks throw sexy, skin-to-skin contact vibes. It's almost good enough to eat—but so much better to savor.

Striving for excellence and living in excess, she's out here doing the absolute most. The thought of being “low maintenance” bores her to tears, but she won’t cry—her mascara is too expensive. She has a swagger in her step, and not unlike this in-your-face scent, commands attention everywhere she goes. Maximalist opens big and bold, with a fruity burst of crisp pear, green apple, and juicy pineapple, while jasmine and rose petals mingle with rich patchouli, creating a get a lush, lavish air. Soft suede and cedarwood add dimension and warmth, as a hint of whipped vanilla serves as the final tongue-in-cheek retort that leaves the room buzzing. She’s got high heels, higher standards, and is unapologetically high maintenance. Is she too much? Possibly, but only for those who aren’t enough.