Inspired by Supreme Bouquet (Le Vestiaire des Parfums) by Yves Saint Laurent, Supreme is perfume as haute couture—floral opulence tailored in gold and shadow, sewn with threads of light, spice, and sensuality. This is not just a bouquet; it is a statement, a declaration of luxury that lingers long after the first breath.

It opens with brilliance: bergamot sliced into brightness, its citrus sparkle heightened by the fiery crackle of pink pepper. Together they awaken the senses, like a jeweled clasp being undone, revealing the treasures within.

Then the heart bursts into bloom—an intoxicating pairing of ylang-ylang and tuberose. The ylang-ylang is radiant, tropical, almost solar, its golden glow flowing into the narcotic creaminess of tuberose—lush, heady, and velvety against the skin. These are flowers in their fullest form: no restraint, no whispers, only the splendor of petals opening wide under Moroccan sun.

And then comes the depth. Amber rises like molten gold, wrapping the florals in its resinous glow, sensual and enveloping. Beneath, patchouli and woody notes bring a grounding force—earthy, resinous, and dark, giving structure and dignity to the opulence above. The drydown is radiant and regal, a perfect balance of light and shadow, silk and smoke, innocence and seduction.

Supreme pays homage to Supreme Bouquet, Le Vestiaire des Parfums, and the Yves Saint Laurent legacy of turning fashion into fragrance, fabric into aura. It is Morocco remembered in scent: the shimmer of mosaics, the heat of amber glowing in lantern light, the luxury of embroidered silk and gilded prints.

This is a fragrance that doesn’t just adorn, it elevates. It glorifies the skin, crowns the wearer, and transforms every gesture into theatre. Supreme is a bouquet not of flowers alone, but of power, desire, and unforgettable allure.