Le Beau Narcisse is a men’s eau de parfum that Jean Paul Gaultier introduced in 2026 alongside its feminine counterpart, La Belle Rosea. The house describes it as an amber musky woody scent in three movements: bergamot in the top, a powdery musk in the heart, tonka bean in the base. The torso of the bottle, draped in a gold scarf, wears a blue stone on its shoulder.
The sculpted torso of Gaultier fragrances, draped in a gold scarf set with a blue stone, in a blue metal case engraved with golden scrolls.
The bottle takes up the sculpted male torso of Gaultier fragrances. For Le Beau Narcisse, the torso stands upright, draped in a gold scarf resting on the shoulder and set with a blue stone; the glass reveals a light blue juice, which intrigues as much as it attracts, the house says.
It comes in the house’s signature metal case, here dressed in blue, engraved with golden scrolls, and adorned with a sapphire-colored stone. Gaultier presents it as an object of desire and offers it refillable, in 75 and 125 ml.