Last Saffron
Apple and red berries meet the drier warmth of saffron and a floral heart, settling into softer amber, tonka and vanilla.
Perfumer: Juliette Karagueuzoglou
Last Saffron explores the drier warmth and contrasting cooler impressions associated with saffron. Introduced in 2025 and composed by Juliette Karagueuzoglou, the parfum belongs to a chapter inspired by a journey through the night. Its imagery reaches towards sunlit fields in Iran and the plains of Kashmir, connecting the spice with red fruit and a warmer fragrant trail.
Apple and red berries introduce a brighter fruit sweetness before a heart of saffron, rose and jasmine. A drier, hay-like impression around the saffron adds texture beside the fruit and fuller flowers. Amber, tonka bean and vanilla form the warmer base with cedarwood and musk, allowing sweetness to sit within a softer relationship between wood and floral depth.
Consider it for an evening when you want fruit with a more defined spicy character, or when you enjoy flowers within a warmer setting. The 100mL bottle uses pale frosted glass and gold-toned lettering, with a rounded ivory-coloured cap. Its quieter colours and softer outline offer a visual connection to the fragrance's balance of fruit, dry spice and warmth.
