French Affair
Violet leaves and lychee meet rose and angelica, then deeper moss, patchouli and wood.
Perfumer: Quentin Bisch
French Affair was created by Quentin Bisch and introduced in 2017. The optimism of the 1970s and the image of a dandy walking along boulevard Saint-Germain shape its setting. Greener leaves, flowers, moss and wood connect a more rebellious attitude with a composed Parisian appearance.
Violet leaf absolute, bergamot and lychee lead into rose absolute, pepper and angelica. Oakmoss, patchouli, cedar and vetiver form the base. Brighter fruit and leaves meet the outlines of flowers and herbs, then the deeper, drier character of wood and moss beneath them.
Consider it when an outfit suits brighter leaves and flowers beside more composed wood. This is a suggestion from its composition. The illustrated 100mL Eau de Parfum has clear rectangular glass, a patterned silver-coloured cap and pale geometric lines around the fragrance label.
