Collection:
Hermès
Hermès approaches fragrance as another expression of the French house’s creative identity, using scent to explore materials, landscapes and imaginative themes. Its perfume catalogue includes Terre d’Hermès, the Jardins collection and Twilly d’Hermès, each offering a distinct perspective.
The Jardins fragrances take individual gardens and settings as their creative starting points. Rather than presenting one repeated scent profile, the collection uses these places to explore different relationships between botanical, floral, fruity and other elements.
Twilly d’Hermès connects fragrance with the house’s silk heritage. Twilly d’Hermès Eau de Parfum combines ginger, tuberose and sandalwood, bringing spice, floral character and a milky woody impression together. The composition expresses a playful aspect of the house through a deliberately contrasting set of notes.
Terre d’Hermès provides another established fragrance identity within the catalogue. Across these collections, Hermès perfume is characterised by the relationship between an idea and its expression in scent, giving each fragrance a place within the house’s wider creative world.