10ml
ARQUISTE PARFUMEUR
No.57 rollerball
Eau De Toilette
Unisex
Sizes
Starting
$35
Description
No.57 rollerball by ARQUISTE PARFUMEUR is a warm, spicy, and woody fragrance that transports you to Peggy Guggenheim's iconic "Art of This Century" gallery on West 57th Street in 1943 New York. It opens with a distinct, yet approachable, aged whiskey note, beautifully complemented by cinnamon bark. As it develops, the scent settles into a comforting blend of cedarwood and oakwood, softened by the rich warmth of labdanum and a sweet, enveloping vanilla. This is a sophisticated and inviting scent, perfect for cooler weather and intimate evenings. Perfumers: Rodrigo Flores-Roux and Yann Vasnier
Scent Profile
Woody
Spicy
Warm
Boozy
Vanilla
Notes
All Notes
Whiskey On The Rocks
Top Notes
Whiskey
CinnamonMiddle Notes
LabdanumBase Notes
Vanilla
Cedarwood
OakwoodAbout ARQUISTE PARFUMEUR
A luxury niche brand founded in 2011 and distributed amongst more than 100 exclusive points of sales around the world. ARQUISTE® is a celebrated and cult fragrance brand. Curated by an architect specializing in Historic Preservation, each fragrance and scented candle restores the olfactive experience of a particular time and place, allowing you to unlock personal revelations and experience history in a most intimate way.
Perfumers
Yann Vasnier
Yann Vasnier is a French master perfumer renowned for his artistic range and innovative style. Trained at ISIPCA in Versailles, he has created fragrances for luxury houses such as Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs, Comme des Garçons, Arquiste, and Jo Malone London, as well as niche brands like Parfums MDCI and Keiko Mecheri. Vasnier is celebrated for his ability to craft scents that balance elegance, modernity, and daring creativity, making him one of the most respected perfumers of his generation.
Rodrigo Flores-Roux
Rodrigo Flores-Roux is a Mexican-born master perfumer, celebrated for his artistry in blending classical techniques with modern creativity. Trained in biology in Mexico and perfumery at ISIPCA in Versailles, he has created acclaimed fragrances for houses such as Tom Ford, Clinique, Dolce & Gabbana, John Varvatos, and Arquiste. Known for his deep knowledge of raw materials and storytelling through scent, Flores-Roux is regarded as one of the leading perfumers of his generation, shaping both niche and mainstream perfumery with elegance and innovation.
Reviews
Community Insights
Reviewers generally find No.57 to be a welcoming and well-blended boozy vanilla scent, often recommended for those new to whiskey-centric fragrances. It's frequently praised for its cozy and romantic character, making it a popular choice for fall and winter wear.
Pros
Performance excellence: Offers solid longevity, often lasting around 8 hours on skin and extending to 12+ hours on clothing.
Versatile appeal: Ideal for fall and winter, particularly suited for evening wear, romantic occasions, and date nights.
Quality composition: The whiskey note is subtle and not overwhelming, blending seamlessly with cinnamon, woods, and vanilla for a deep, warm, and inviting aroma.
Cons
Specific limitation: Some reviewers note that the whiskey note can recede, with vanilla becoming more dominant in the later stages of wear.
Situational drawback: While initially projecting well, its sillage tends to become more intimate after the first few hours.
Comparisons
Reminds reviewers of L'Artisan Parfumeur Vanille Absolument: Noted for its smoky-sweet vanilla drydown.
Vibe & Emotions
Cozy: Evoked by its warm, spicy, and vanilla-rich composition, creating a comforting aura.
Romantic: Frequently described as an excellent choice for date nights and intimate settings.
Sophisticated: Reviewers often highlight its intricate and refined character, suitable for a polished impression.
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