Olfastory
Collections, launches and stories of perfume houses: articles that extend the encyclopedia and always lead back to the entries for the perfumes they discuss.
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Created in 1985 by Édouard Fléchier, Poison has nine pages: the original, Tendre Poison, Hypnotic Poison and its roll-on, Pure Poison, Midnight Poison and the three Poison Girl, all in Véronique Monod’s apple.
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Audrey Hepburn’s perfume in 1957, L’Interdit was reborn in 2018 under the signature of Dominique Ropion, Anne Flipo and Fanny Bal. The line now counts eleven pages: the eau de parfum, the eau de toilette, the Intense, the couture editions, the Rouge versions, Absolu, Parfum, Narcisse Blanc and Elixir.
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Thierry Mugler’s first fragrance, Angel opened the way for gourmands in 1992. The line now counts seventeen entries: Olivier Cresp’s eau de parfum, its eau de toilette, Muse and Nova, the summer and holiday editions, and the stars of the Hunter Schafer era.
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Launched in 2002 by Jacques Polge, Chance now counts eight pages: the eau de toilette, the eau de parfum, Eau Fraîche, Eau Tendre, Eau Vive, the eaux de parfum of Eau Tendre and Eau Fraîche, and Eau Splendide, signed by Olivier Polge in 2025.
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Launched in 2015 by François Demachy, with Johnny Depp as its face, Sauvage now counts seven pages: the eau de toilette, its aerosol, the eau de parfum, the parfum, the elixir, the alcohol-free version and the extrait signed by Francis Kurkdjian in 2026.
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Born in 1999 from the pen of Calice Becker, J’adore now counts twelve pages: the eau de parfum, its lighter versions, its concentrates, its exceptional editions and the Intense signed by Francis Kurkdjian in 2026.
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Born in 2005 around a powdery iris, Dior Homme now counts seven fragrances: the original, the Intense, the Parfum reinterpreted by Francis Kurkdjian, the fresh Sport and Cologne, and the 2020 Dior Homme.
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Launched in 2016 in a midnight-blue stiletto, Carolina Herrera’s Good Girl has grown into a line of seven perfumes, from Good Girl Suprême to Good Girl Jasmine Absolute, released for its tenth anniversary. The whole line, from the original eau de parfum to the elixirs.
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Launched in 2008 in a gold bar, Paco Rabanne’s 1 Million has grown into a family of sixteen perfumes, for men and then for women with Million Gold for Her. The whole line, from the original eau de toilette to 1 Million Black.
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Christian Dior’s first perfume in 1947, Miss Dior has changed its name, its juice and its perfumer over the decades. The eleven perfumes of the line, from Paul Vacher’s original to Francis Kurkdjian’s Essence.
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Coco in 1984, Coco Mademoiselle in 2001, Coco Noir in 2012: three fragrances bear Gabrielle Chanel’s nickname, released in eleven versions up to Crush Absolu in 2026. The dates, perfumers, and notes of each, and what ties them together.
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Composed by Jacques Guerlain in 1912, L’Heure Bleue received a tribute in 2012, L’Heure de Nuit, and in 2026 an heir that takes over its name. The dates, perfumers, and notes of each, and what sets them apart.
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Born in 2017 under a stopper of legs kicked up in the air, Scandal has become one of Jean Paul Gaultier’s major lines, for women and for men. The dates, concentrations and notes of every edition, up to the Scandal Extase pair announced in September 2026.
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On October 1, 2026, Dior brings thirteen of its historic perfumes together under a single name, Les Dioriginals. Restored by Francis Kurkdjian, they leave their original bottles for the Ovale designed in 1948. What changes, what remains, and the thirteen entries to revisit.
