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Byerley
Parfums de Marly
Release year:
2014
Byerley by Parfums de Marly is a fragrance built around a refined woody-aromatic with fresh citrus lift and dry spice, settling into clean woods and musks for a smooth, understated leather-wood impression. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
By Night Black
Profumi del Forte
Release year:
2009
By Night Black is a darker masculine fragrance with lime, cypress, bitter orange, fig leaf, lavender, mandarin, juniper, rose hip, mate, pine, incense, jasmine, and cedarwood in a refined aromatic-woody structure. It feels shadowed, polished, and distinctly evening-oriented.
By Night Nero
Profumi del Forte
Release year:
2009
By Night Nero takes the By Night idea into a darker and richer direction with a warmer sensual texture and a more evening-oriented mood. It feels shadowed, polished, and quietly luxurious.
By Night White
Profumi del Forte
Release year:
2009
By Night White is a powdery-sweet feminine fragrance with a soft floral-gourmand character and a smooth elegant finish. It feels plush, romantic, and more velvety than sparkling.
Byzance
Rochas
Release year:
1987
Byzance is one of the best-known richer Rochas feminines, combining florals, heliotrope, spices, sandalwood, musk, and vanilla in a warm oriental style. It feels opulent, smooth, and very much aligned with late-1980s designer glamour.
Byzance
Ormonde Jayne
Release year:
2020
Byzance is a fruity-creamy fragrance with citrus, freesia, osmanthus, iris, rose, cashmere wood, sandalwood, amber, and musk in a luminous polished structure. It feels soft, rich, and quietly opulent.
C16
Indult
Release year:
2008
C16 by Indult is a fragrance built around a warm amber-woody with soft spice and resin depth, drying down to smooth woods and musks for a plush, intimate trail. It’s structured to evolve clearly from the opening through the heart and into the dry-down, keeping the signature distinctive while remaining wearable.
Caban
Yves Saint Laurent
Release year:
2015
Caban is one of the key Le Vestiaire des Parfums entries, built around a warm tonka-amber style with a tailored and cocooning elegance. It feels polished, luxurious, and very fashion-house in tone.
Cabaret
Gres
Release year:
2003
Cabaret is one of the more overtly dramatic Grès fragrances, built around florals, spice, and a warm theatrical finish that suits the name well. It feels polished, styled, and a little more nocturnal than the brighter house staples.
Cabochard
Gres
Release year:
1959
Cabochard is the house’s defining classic: a leathery chypre with green bite, tobacco-like depth, and a hard-edged elegance that still feels distinctive decades later. It is assertive, architectural, and very much a statement fragrance rather than a casual background scent.
Cabochard 2019
Gres
Release year:
2019
This modern Cabochard release revisits the leather-chypre theme with a smoother, less severe presentation than the vintage benchmark. It preserves the line’s elegance while softening the edges for contemporary wear.
Cabochard Chérie
Gres
Release year:
2019
Cabochard Chérie reinterprets the Cabochard idea for a softer and more modern audience, blending fruit, orange blossom, patchouli, and leather into a polished contemporary style. It feels smoother and more approachable than the stern original.
Cabochard Eau de Parfum
Gres
Release year:
2019
The eau de parfum presentation of Cabochard gives the leathery chypre theme a richer and more rounded body, emphasizing polish over aggression. It feels classic and structured, but more wearable than some vintage references.
Cabochard Eau de Toilette
Gres
Release year:
1972
This later Cabochard presentation keeps the signature leather-chypre identity but wears a bit smoother and more approachable than the older vintage bottles. It still feels elegant and structured, with that unmistakable dry leathery backbone.
Cabochard Eau de Toilette 2023
Gres
Release year:
2023
This later Cabochard EDT presentation keeps the classic leather-chypre identity but smooths it into a cleaner and more contemporary structure. It feels disciplined and elegant without the rougher vintage severity.
Cabochard Parfum
Gres
Release year:
1959
The parfum concentration amplifies Cabochard’s core leather-chypre richness into something more concentrated, plush, and old-world. It feels denser, more luxurious, and more formal than the EDT-style presentation.
Cabotine
Gres
Release year:
1990
Cabotine is one of Grès’s best-known modern classics, blending bright florals, green notes, spices, and a soft musky-vanillic base into a vivid floral-green composition. It feels exuberant, feminine, and very recognizable.
Cabotine by Grès Limited Edition
Gres
Release year:
2024
This limited Cabotine presentation keeps the line’s familiar floral-green exuberance while serving more as a collector-facing variation than a distinct olfactory reinvention. It feels decorative and recognizable.
Cabotine de Grès Eau Absolue
Gres
Release year:
2014
Eau Absolue brings a more concentrated and polished floral body to the Cabotine family, keeping its brightness while adding more richness underneath. It feels smoother and a little more dressed than the light flankers.
Cabotine de Grès Eau Amoureuse
Gres
Release year:
2017
Eau Amoureuse gives Cabotine a softer romantic framing, with a fresh-floral style that leans more tender and airy than dramatic. It feels charming and feminine without too much weight.