Bienaimé
Stella Mare
Stella Mare is a fragrance by Bienaimé, a Parisian house founded in 1935 by perfumer Robert Bienaimé and revived in 2021, announced in 2026. Its notes, with no division into top, heart and base, bring together salt, sea spray, violet, coffee, immortelle, maple, vanilla, driftwood, ambroxan, vetiver and musk. The house links it to coming home from a summer by the sea.
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Stella Mare is a fragrance by Bienaimé announced in 2026. The house was founded in Paris in 1935 by Robert Bienaimé, a Houbigant perfumer who created Quelques Fleurs, and revived in 2021 by Cécilia Mergui after decades of dormancy.
Bienaimé presents Stella Mare as the scent of coming home from a trip: the house found again, suitcases barely unpacked, grains of sand in the folds of a garment and a trace of salt, a memory of a summer by the sea.
The fragrances revived by Bienaimé are signed by perfumer Marie Schnirer; no page from the house attributes Stella Mare to her yet.
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No page from Bienaimé devoted to Stella Mare could be read to date. The perfumer, olfactory family, concentration, price, size, release date and ingredient list remain unknown.
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