A kaleidoscope of warmth, smoke, and sun-drenched sweetness — Shades of Tobacco is our interpretation of Tobacolor by Dior, a fragrance that dares to paint with tobacco, not in grayscale, but in brilliant hues of emotion and memory.

Imagine a slow-burning hookah in a golden courtyard at dusk, its smoke curling through the amber light like silk ribbons, tinted with notes of ripe fruit and spiced resins. This is not the tobacco of ashtrays and grit — this is tobacco reimagined: honeyed, opulent, alive.

The scent opens with a vivid burst — velvety plum and sun-warmed peach, juicy and golden, resting atop leaves of blonde tobacco, dried and curling like old parchment kissed by desert air. A whisper of saffron flickers like firelight beneath the fruit, inviting you deeper.

In the heart, the smoke rises. Hookah embers glow gently under a soft dusting of cinnamon, while gris tobacco—earthy and elegant—wraps around the senses like a worn leather journal. You’re seated in a mosaic-tiled riad, time slowed, senses heightened.

Then comes the descent: rich, sensual, and addictive. Dark tobacco blends, layered with raw honey and molten amber, sink into the skin like warm sun settling into the horizon. A trail of resins and dried fruit lingers behind, shimmering in the night air like music heard through incense.

Shades of Tobacco is not a single story — it’s a cinematic experience in scent. A tribute to François Demachy’s visionary creation, it preserves the daring spirit of Tobacolor while unfurling a new narrative: richer, warmer, bolder.

It’s a perfume of contrasts and color, for those who don’t just wear scent — they live inside it.

Fragrance Notes:

• Top Notes: Plum, Peach, Saffron
• Heart Notes: Blonde Tobacco, Hookah Smoke, Cinnamon, Gris Tobacco
• Base Notes: Dark Tobacco, Honey, Amber, Resin, Dried Fruits