Fracas Parfum

The coveted jewel in the crown of Piguet’s glittering collection, 1948 game-changer Fracas, is a long-time trendsetter. Here, legendary perfumer, Germaine Cellier, sought to create a scent that would make its wearer feel like a bombshell; one that would leave an unsettling effect on everyone that encountered it.

With unmistakable and unrivaled opulent tuberose and jasmine accords, this lush and creamy concoction clings to a woman’s skin and warms with her unique chemistry. Unlike many traditional white florals, Fracas is dark and luscious. Rich accents of sandalwood and delicate musk enhance the brilliance and complexity.

Its legacy and unrivaled artistry has earned Fracas a proud position in the Fragrance Foundation Hall of Fame.

In 1950, Robert Piguet asked master perfumer Francis Fabron to create a scent for an unforgettable woman; the woman Piguet called simply “a dreamer”. For her, Fabron created Baghari, the last fragrance Piguet presented before closing his atelier and retiring from fashion altogether. Uncovered some 56 years later, Baghari’s formula was updated and refined by Aurelien Guichard giving the beguiling classic a modern sensibility while never departing from Piguet’s commitment to his beloved “dreamer”.

Opening with sparkling, champagne-like aldehydes, Baghari immediately exudes “head-in-the clouds” dreaminess with soft, seductive hints of roses and jasmine. These romantic florals are then accented by gently spiced amber. Finally, smoky vanilla and musk coddle the wearer in a soft velvet robe of warmth, creating a scent that is enthralling and fantastical.

Elegant and enchanting, Baghari is created for those whose imaginations know no boundaries.

V de Robert Piguet
(Formerly known as “Visa”)

Originally created in 1947 as a celebration of travel and exploration punctuated by the end of World War 2, V was re-introduced in 2007 and has quickly regained its classic followers.

V de Robert Piguet opens with an initial exotic sweetness of ylang-ylang that embraces luscious bergamot and pear. Sumptuous layers of rose, white peach and cinnamon unfold in the warm heart, hinting at the scent’s sultry demeanor. In an unforgettable finale, the juxtaposition of milky sandalwood and gourmand leather evokes a tempting delicacy.

Faithful to Robert Piguet’s original concept, but with a few new charms of its own, V de Robert Piguet is exciting and seductive like an unexpected romantic journey.

The mythical Greek seductress Calypso could easily conquer the hearts of men with her magnetic charms. This legendary beauty inspires the opulent fragrance, Calypso de Robert Piguet – a composition of exotic character and emotion.

Calypso is a lively mélange of roses, amber and patchouli. Vivacious mandarin and geranium serve as the prelude to the scent’s warm heart of crimson red roses. Then, a bled of Turkish and Bulgarian rose essences are laced with rich iris and patchouli. For a seductive finale, amber and suede lay an unforgettable drydown.

Lively, distinct, and unique, Calypso lingers in the memory like a haunting siren’s call.

Originally created by Robert Piguet Parfums in 1963, Cravache is an exhilarating classic citrus scent reinterpreted with modern elegance. Inspired by an equestrian outing — Cravache means riding crop in French. Perfectly balanced yet vivacious, this fragrance is an ode to traditional European cologne compositions.

Lemon and mandarin set a fresh prelude for sweet lavender accented with a spicy bite of nutmeg. The comforting warmth of patchouli anchors the bracing citrus notes while the green and earthy richness of vetiver provides a beautifully grounding contrast to the initial sparkling accord.

Cravache is reminiscent of an Italian countryside on a warm summer day where a gentle breeze carries the delicate perfume of lemon blossoms and sun-dried grasses — fresh, vibrant and warm.