Hermès expands its Hermessence collection with “An Oriental Dream”, three new fragrances by Christine Nagel Scents like Agar ...

There’s no nose like Christine Nagel’s nose. The in-house perfumer for Hermès has been tasked with distilling the ethos of the storied luxury house into scent since 2016 and she takes the job ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Fragrances are typically created to evoke particular feelings or memories—a pungent vanilla scent may ...

Storied French fashion house Hermès began as a purveyor of equestrian accouterments. Perhaps then it makes perfect sense that to celebrate her first fragrance with the iconic brand, Galop d'Hermès, in ...

It’s been 15 Years since Hermès launched a men’s fragrance collection, because why rush? With so many iconic mainstays in the heritage brand’s scent stable—think Terre D’Hermès, Eau D’Orange Vert, ...

Hermès perfumer Christine Nagel’s first time designing a scent with oud, one of the most luxurious fragrance ingredients on the planet, wasn’t for an official Hermès fragrance. She was tinkering with ...

As the in-house head perfumer for Hermès, Christine Nagel was given a daunting task: To capture the spirit, scent, and history of the storied fashion house in a bottle. And magically, she did just ...

Fragrance is a tricky business–one that’s equal parts molecular chemistry, alchemy, and art. Creating a new scent from the ground-up takes an olfactory maestro (something that noses at top houses ...

Every item on this page was chosen by a Town & Country editor. We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. In many ways, Hermes’s new fragrance Jardin à Cythère is a scent of the ...

Concurrently floral, fresh and woody: such is the unconventional olfactory cocktail of the latest bud from the Garden family of Hermès’ fragrance collection. The scent’s name – Un Jardin sur la Lagune ...

"To put oud in a fragrance is not Hermès: it's a marketing approach to perfumery for those who follow the money," says Jean-Claude Ellena, the legendary French brand's in-house perfumer, with disdain.