Jean-Pierre Sand

Woody, powdery and citrus accords run through the range here, often joined by white floral, sweet and amber tones. Jasmine, rose, musk and vanilla appear throughout the catalogue, giving many of the compositions a soft and rounded character while the brighter citrus and dry wood notes keep the outlines clear. The overall impression is of a house built on familiar accords that sit comfortably together, moving between fresh top notes and warmer bases without shifting too far in any one direction.

At the centre of this output sits Luxury Silver, a fragrance that sits among the better known entries in the collection. The rest of the cards below show how the same materials and accords are arranged across a large number of releases, each one drawing from the same pool of notes while leaning in different directions.