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Baroque Garden Eau de Parfum

A crisp and polished green scent; snapped stems, crushed leaves, and an immersion into nature. IN RESIDENCE through 6/1.

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Baroque Garden is an enlivening stroll through fresh-cut greenery. It opens with sharp and earthy galbanum, while spiced floral notes and a base of musk add a sense of lightness that lasts on the skin.

 

This signature scent debuts within acclaimed fashion designer Ulla Johnson’s inaugural foray into beauty and fragrance, and was developed in collaboration with British nose, Lyn Harris, and formulated in Grasse, France (the perfume capital of the world) by fragrance house Roberte. 

 

Top notes: Calabrian bergamot, Iranian galbanum

Heart notes: Egyptian jasmine, ylang-ylang, irone, black pepper, orange flower

Base notes: Vanilla absolute, white musk

 

The fragrance is housed in a curved bottle inspired by the look and feel of 'snuff holders' in 19th century China, with an organic porcelain cap designed by Los Angeles artist Jonathan Yamakami.

how to use
  • Spray lightly onto pulse points
  • Do not press wrists together—this crushes the notes
  • Fragrance lasts longer on hydrated skin. If your skin is naturally dry, be sure to moisturize before application
  • Reapply every three to four hours, or as desired
ingredients

Bergamot Calabria*, Galbanum Iran*, Jasmin Egypt Absolute*, Ylang Absolute, Irone, Orange flower Absolute Tunisia*, Black Pepper, Vanilla Absolute, White Musk

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EDITOR’S NOTE

“A bouquet gathered and arranged by hand, each stem plucked in its peak bloom, noticed for its gesture, its opulent scent, its singular beauty. Each note comes alive, amplified by its shared loveliness. Droplets of morning dew still clinging to the garden grass, violets emerge amongst a chorus of white flowers, heady with their own divine symphony.”