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1996 was inspired by Kirsten 1996, a picture of a young girl taken by iconic photographers Inez & Vinoodh in that year. To them, "This picture represents the duality that underlies our work and our life together and the scent is very much Ben's impeccable and sensitive interpretation of that", a warm blend of black pepper, leather and patchouli.

Mumbai Noise pays homage to the vibrant contrasts of Mumbai, inspired by Ben Gorham’s memories of the city’s rich past. This scent is a symphony of opposites, blending warm woods and amber with bright, dynamic notes. It opens with the plummy depth of Davana, setting a unique and intriguing tone. At its heart, a bold interplay of bitter coffee and sweet tonka beans unfolds, balancing intensity with warmth. A smoky base of Labdanum, Sandalwood, and Oud evokes the bustling streets of Chembur, where incense, coffee, and urban life merge into a mesmerizing, contemporary olfactive experience.

The scent of a traditional olfactory rose, the Damascena, is twisted by darkening its character. A classic symbol of love and devotion, the rose becomes decadent and dirty in Rose Noir, with an almost bestial quality.

<p>The fragrance M/Mink is a collaborative effort between BYREDO and creative studio M/M (Paris). The scent is inspired by a block of solid ink purchased in Asia, a photograph showing a Japanese master practising his daily calligraphy, and a large utopian formula drawn on Korean traditional paper.</p>

De Los Santos is a ritual of remembrance, honoring those who came before us while embracing the fleeting nature of existence. Inspired by Día de los Muertos and All Saints’ Day, the fragrance opens with the fresh clarity of Clary Sage and the bright sweetness of Mirabelle, blending life and transience. At its heart, earthy Orris and Cistus Oil add depth and warmth, evoking a sense of grounded reflection. A base of musky Ambroxan, Palo Santo, and Musks anchors the composition, capturing the power of collective remembrance.

The classic cologne has hit home with gentlemen everywhere, polite and poised like a sharp sidepart and a taper cut. Citrusy and crisp, fleeting in its solidity, it has been fitted with a youger and less formal suit, appropriate to Sunday relaxation.

In Pulp, a compilation of exotic and swedish influences create an international fruit basket. A dramatic composition focused on the idea of ripe, sweet, shapeless mass of fruit, an unruly and intense savor.

The slow dance: A rites-of-passage moment for both girls and boys before they metamorphose into women and men. A feeling of exhilaration tempered by awkwardness, a heady collision of innocence and experience, not knowing and knowing, felt across countries, cultures and time. Slow Dance mixes ideas of the feminine and masculine, bitter and sweet, in a rich, intoxicating distillation redolent of warm skin and breathless exchange. Here (high school) clichés mingle and become something more; at once familiar and iconoclastic, the ancient perfumer’s arsenal is made modern and anew.