
Fragrance Notes
Fragrance Style
The Scoop
NY1993 recalls those clean, green fragrances that felt revelatory in early 1990s New York, when fresh and composed meant something different. Bergamot oil and sweet orange Brazil oil open with bright citrus clarity, immediately crisp and luminous, while basil cuts through with a sharp, herbaceous edge that sharpens the green tea at the heart. This is a fragrance of precision and restraint, where every note serves a purpose and nothing lingers longer than it should.
Rose and white jasmine add a whisper of softness to the green tea base, introducing a delicate floral quality that prevents the composition from becoming austere. Yet it is the base that gives this fragrance its distinctive character: smoked sandalwood emerges like shadow, adding an unexpected depth and smoky intrigue that contradicts the fresh, composed opening. White musk and amber ground everything in subtle warmth. NY1993 is a fragrance for those who remember when minimalism felt luxurious, when clean meant intelligent, and when a scent could be both fresh and subtly complex.







