Nuit d’Étoiles

This idea came from a family trip to Khao Kho last year. It's probably the only fragrance in the core collection whose concept came after the brand was established (you can probably tell its juice color stands out from the rest—like, the primary colors were going so well, where did pitch black come from, haha?).

When conceptualizing a starry night sky, the first thing that popped into my mind was that it had to be deep in the forest or up on a mountain, wrapped in chilly night air. That reminded me of a trip to Phu Kradueng with friends, staying at a homestay up top—the vibe of wooden houses, cool green breezes, and crisp air. So I built a framework of a cool fougère blended with cool spices like cardamom. Then, for a touch of irony, I traced a hint of coffee into it: the feeling of wanting to enjoy a beautiful night, but getting drowsy, so you just chug some coffee.

It's probably just as easy to wear and as frequently used as Lilas Larmes because it's well-rounded and has incredible longevity.

Mods: 7 (Actually adjusted because the coffee note wasn't cutting through. The moment I added sulfur, boom—it jumped right out to say hello).