Question 1 / 4
Where would you rather be at 6 pm?
Question 2 / 4
Pick a colour to wear.
Question 3 / 4
How loud should your trail be?
Question 4 / 4
One last thing you love to smell.
Your trail is
Rouge Poivre
A red rose with a pepper bite. A Damask rose picked at dawn, crushed with pink pepper and laid on a bed of patchouli. Loud for an hour, then warm and close for the rest of the night.
Your trail is
Bergamote Midi
Noon on a Calabrian terrace. Green bergamot, mandarin zest and a white neroli heart. The brightest thing we make — sunlight you can spray, with white musk so it stays.
Your trail is
Iris Nocturne
Iris butter after midnight. Orris butter from Tuscan rhizomes dried for three years, violet leaf on top and a soft vanilla base. Powdery, cool and very close to the skin.
Your trail is
Figue Verte
A fig tree in the August heat. Crushed fig leaves, the milky green of an unripe fruit and Atlas cedar that smells of shade. Green, juicy and impossible to place.
Your trail is
Ambre Fumé
Amber, incense and a struck match. Saffron threads, Omani frankincense and a dark amber accord with a drop of oud. The one people ask about across a room.
Your trail is
Eau de Sel
Peonies on a salt flat. Sea salt from the Camargue, pink peony and a driftwood base with a touch of ambergris. Clear, salty skin after a long swim.