LES
In the French language, LES is the plural article used for both masculine and feminine nouns, a very genderful word indeed. It is also the acronym for one of New York City's most vibrant cross-cultural neighbourhoods - picking up on notes of rice powder, peach blossom, cardamom, cedar, and pear, to name just a few of its many notes, much like the bodega and wholesale food suppliers synonymous with the area. All in all, this scent is an unexpected, abundant, cross-cultural, olfactive exploration that reaches far beyond the binary.
Poured in the USA.
Top - Bergamot, cardamom, black currant
Middle - Peony, peach blossom, rose
Base - Tonka bean, cedarwood, jasmine rice
Fragrance Family — Fruity + Floral
LES
In the French language, LES is the plural article used for both masculine and feminine nouns, a very genderful word indeed. It is also the acronym for one of New York City's most vibrant cross-cultural neighbourhoods - picking up on notes of rice powder, peach blossom, cardamom, cedar, and pear, to name just a few of its many notes, much like the bodega and wholesale food suppliers synonymous with the area. All in all, this scent is an unexpected, abundant, cross-cultural, olfactive exploration that reaches far beyond the binary.
Poured in the USA.
Top - Bergamot, cardamom, black currant
Middle - Peony, peach blossom, rose
Base - Tonka bean, cedarwood, jasmine rice
Fragrance Family — Fruity + Floral