High-fashion houses having their own line of signature fragrances is a long standing practice, but when it comes to Comme des Garçons, did anyone really expect them to bottle some milquetoast, light floral scents and call it a day? 

 Since 1994, Comme des Garçons Parfums, under the direction of Christian Astuguevieille, has produced scents imbued with the label’s avant garde spirit, from the unexpected to the downright confrontational “socially incorrect, anti-perfumes.” 

We can find beautiful things without consciousness.

A fragrance that couldn’t exist in a bottle that shouldn’t exist. What qualifies anything for the right to exist? Who has the right to decide what should be rejected? 

Purposely taking a bottle that has been disqualified from existence and purposefully giving it its right to exist.

Aldehydes, Safraleine, Hawthorns, Lilac Flower oxides, Industrial glue, Brown sticky tape, Musk, Styrax.

• 3.4oz 
• 100mL

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