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    And Other Stories

    And Other Stories is a contemporary fashion label that grew out of the H&M Group in 2010. The brand offers clothing, accessories and a modest line of personal fragrances that extend its narrative of modern storytelling. Its scent portfolio includes perfume oils such as Perle de Coco (2017) and body mists like Lemon Daydream, each designed to complement the brand’s emphasis on nuanced style and everyday elegance. The brand positions its fragrances as an accessible way for customers to add a personal olfactory layer to their curated wardrobes.

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    Heritage

    A house, in its own words

    And Other Stories launched in Stockholm in 2010 as part of the H&M Group’s strategy to reach shoppers seeking a more curated, editorial experience. The first stores opened in Sweden and the United Kingdom, offering ready‑to‑wear collections that drew on three creative studios in Paris, London and Stockholm. In 2013 the label introduced its first fragrance, a body mist called Secret Haven, marking a deliberate expansion beyond apparel. The following year the brand added Pink Noon and Ginger Wishes, both body mists that reflected the label’s playful yet refined aesthetic. By 2016 And Other Stories released Canvas Perfume Oil, a more concentrated offering that signaled a deeper commitment to olfactory products. The 2017 launch of Perle de Coco Perfume Oil and its matching hair fragrance broadened the line into multi‑use scent experiences. In 2019 the brand introduced Avant‑Garde Air Body Mist, a scent that highlighted its willingness to experiment with lighter, airy compositions. Throughout its growth, the label has maintained a retail presence in over 30 countries, with flagship stores that showcase both fashion and fragrance under a unified visual language. The brand’s evolution reflects a steady layering of product categories, each anchored by the same editorial sensibility that defined its early collections. And Other Stories treats fashion and fragrance as parallel forms of personal storytelling. The brand believes that a well‑chosen scent can act as a quiet narrative device, echoing the same attention to detail that guides its clothing designs. Its creative direction draws from three European studios, allowing designers to translate seasonal trends into wearable art while perfumers translate mood into aroma. The label values inclusivity, offering a range of scent intensities—from light body mists to richer perfume oils—so customers can select a fragrance that matches their daily rhythm. Sustainability also informs its philosophy; the brand reports using recyclable packaging where possible and seeks ingredients that meet ethical sourcing standards. By keeping its fragrance line modest in size, And Other Stories aims to avoid overwhelming consumers, instead encouraging them to explore a curated selection that aligns with the brand’s broader editorial voice.

    2010
    And Other Stories opens its first stores in Stockholm and London as a new label within the H&M Group.
    2013
    The brand launches its inaugural fragrance, Secret Haven Body Mist, marking entry into the scent market.
    2016
    Canvas Perfume Oil debuts, expanding the line into concentrated fragrance formats.
    2017
    Perle de Coco Perfume Oil and matching hair fragrance release, highlighting a multi‑use scent strategy.
    2019
    Avant‑Garde Air Body Mist arrives, showcasing the brand’s experimentation with airy, light compositions.
    2022
    And Other Stories announces a partnership with a sustainability consultancy to audit fragrance ingredient sourcing.

    The noses

    Perfumers behind the house

    Did you know?

    Interesting facts

    01

    The brand’s fragrance line is produced in collaboration with independent perfumers rather than an internal lab, a model more common among fashion houses than traditional perfume houses.

    02

    And Other Stories offers a hair fragrance, Perle de Coco Hair Fragrance, allowing customers to layer scent across skin, hair and clothing.

    03

    Each fragrance launch is timed to coincide with a seasonal fashion collection, reinforcing the narrative link between scent and style.

    04

    The label’s perfume oil bottles are designed to be refillable, encouraging reuse and reducing waste.