75ml

RÉGIME DES FLEURS

LEATHER PETALS

Name: LEATHER PETALS
Brand: RÉGIME DES FLEURS
Price: 275.00 $
Availability: InStock

Eau De Parfum

Unisex

Sizes

Starting

$275

Description

Leather Petals by Régime des Fleurs presents a bold and intriguing character, opening with a distinct blend of artemisia bitters, galbanum, and rum that immediately sets a sophisticated tone. As it develops, the heart reveals a complex floral and earthy core, where osmanthus, davana, patchouli, orris, and the mysterious venenum flower intertwine, creating a unique depth. The fragrance settles into a warm and sensual finish, grounded by cedar, styrax, labdanum, and a prominent, yet subtle, leather accord. This scent is a striking composition of bitter, woody, and floral elements, all underpinned by a smooth leather, evoking a sense of urban mystery and natural allure. Perfumer: Mathieu Nardin

Scent Profile

Leather

Woody

Spicy

Floral

Earthy

Balsamic

Aromatic

Notes

Top Notes

Artemisia Bitters

Galbanum

Rum

Middle Notes

Osmanthus

Davana

Patchouli

Orris

Venenum Flower

Base Notes

Cedar

Styrax

Labdanum

Leather

About RÉGIME DES FLEURS

Régime des Fleurs means reign of flowers. Instead of a political and social system ruled by force, we imagine a world of nature, culture and beauty. Founded by Alia Raza, a visual artist turned perfumer, we are known for our conceptual yet classical fragrances in minimalist packaging that references the ornate.

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Perfumers

Mathieu Nardin

Mathieu Nardin is a French perfumer from Grasse, born into a family of fragrance artisans. Trained at ISIPCA in Versailles, he joined Robertet, where he became known for his elegant, modern style and refined use of natural materials. Nardin has created perfumes for both niche and luxury houses, including Miller Harris, Etro, Memo Paris, and Laboratorio Olfattivo, often drawing on his heritage and love of raw ingredients to craft scents that balance tradition and innovation.

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Alia Raza

Alia Raza is an American artist, filmmaker, and perfumer, and the founder of the niche fragrance house Régime des Fleurs, launched in 2014. Raised in Buffalo, New York, she studied film and fine arts at New York University and Columbia University before gaining recognition in the art world for her video installations, which have been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Centre Pompidou, and the Berlin Biennale. Her background in conceptual, visually rich storytelling became the foundation for her distinctive approach to perfume-making. Through Régime des Fleurs, Raza has collaborated with master perfumers like Dominique Ropion and cultural figures including Chloë Sevigny to create fragrances such as Little Flower, Rock River Melody, and Tóor-Tóor. Known for blending historical references, botanical inspiration, and sculptural design, her work emphasizes originality over trends, positioning Régime des Fleurs as a brand where contemporary art and luxury fragrance meet.

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Reviews

Community Insights

Reviewers often describe Leather Petals as a strong and captivating fragrance, noted for its unique blend of leathery, woody, and floral elements. Many appreciate its sophisticated and somewhat unsettling character, finding it to be a standout within the brand's offerings.

Pros

Performance excellence: Frequently cited as one of the strongest and most projecting fragrances from Régime des Fleurs, offering notable longevity.

Quality composition: The blend is praised for its bold and complex nature, combining bitter, woody, and floral notes with a smooth leather undertone.

Unique character: Reviewers enjoy its mysterious and seductive quality, often highlighting the intriguing interplay between urban and natural elements.

Cons

Situational drawback: The 'unsettling concoction' might not appeal to all, suggesting it's a fragrance that requires a specific taste or occasion.

Comparisons

Similar to Parfums de Marly Layton: Some reviewers note a resemblance to Parfums de Marly Layton, suggesting it might appeal to those who enjoy that scent profile.