Cologne 352

Cologne 352 was created by Jacques Huclier and introduced in 2014. Its name and creative direction refer to the house’s address on rue Saint-Honoré in Paris. The idea of a cologne closer in character to skin connects citrus and flowers with gentler wood and musk.

Lemon leads into orange blossom, rose and lily of the valley. White cedar and white musk form the base. Brighter citrus acidity meets softer flowers, then moves towards a lighter woody texture and smoother musk, giving the simpler composition a quieter foundation.

Consider it with lighter daytime clothing when citrus and gentle flowers suit the occasion. This suggestion follows its composition. The illustrated 100mL Eau de Parfum has clear rectangular glass, a pale liquid, a patterned gold-coloured cap and a white label bearing the fragrance name.