Fleurs de Tabac

Sutton Place. The glamorous era of New York that no longer exists. People dressed. Drinks poured. Someone always at the piano. Fleurs de Tabac is woven from memory and heritage, a fragrance that captures two scents that should never have worked together, and yet did: the delicate floral of Diorissimo and the warm earthiness of a pipe. Founder Lynn King honors her maternal grandparents, Russian émigrés who arrived in New York City during the Revolution. Her grandmother Marie spent her career in fragrance and cosmetics, always elegant. Her grandfather William was an architect who smoked with quiet refinement. In their apartment, their two signatures merged into one unmistakable atmosphere.

This fragrance opens with bergamot and almond, a flash of brightness before whiskey and nutmeg arrive with worldly warmth. Blonde tobacco blooms in the heart, fresh and wet, surrounded by a signature floral presence woven through incense and vanilla. Suede and musk settle into the base, creating a creamy, sophisticated foundation that smells undeniably of old money, refinement, and pride in heritage. With each inhale, Fleurs de Tabac takes you back to love, taste, and a time when elegance was simply how life was lived.