Juliette is the eponymous fragrance of Juliette Has A Gun, launched in 2024 by the house's founder, Romano Ricci. The eau de parfum rests on a black cherry lifted with pink pepper and an overdose of cashmeran, with a jasmine absolute at the heart of the formula, and ambroxan and tonka bean in the base. The house describes it as fruity, floral and woody, with strong projection.
The available review considers Juliette a dark cherry structured by woods, sweet without being heavy, and an easy entry point into niche perfumery.
Olfastory’s review
A structured dark cherry
Olya Bar, in ÇaFleureBon, describes a trio of black cherry, pink pepper and overdosed cashmeran that takes the lead and imposes a distinct sillage.
She notes the jasmine absolute without giving it the leading role: the result strikes her as a nuanced fruity-floral, sweet, but held together by a woody structure.
The review sees an accessible and direct fragrance, which it places within the wave of cherry scents and the trend for dark reds, and which it recommends as a gateway into niche perfumery.