The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Glam arrived in 2019 from Mauricy F. Bertelli, built on a simple premise: what happens when you refuse to soften a white floral? The brief was clear, fruity freshness opening into an unapologetic floral heart, then something warm and powdery to close. No hedging. No compromise. Bertelli reached for pear and grapefruit to lead, crisp, immediate, slightly tart, before letting tuberose take over entirely. The result is a fragrance that announces itself without apology, designed for the woman who knows exactly what she wants and doesn't need permission to want it.
The note structure here earns attention. Four top notes might suggest chaos, but the composition keeps them in check: pink pepper adds a delicate spice that lifts the pear, freesia provides coolness, and grapefruit cuts through with bright tartness. Together they create an opening that feels both fresh and intentional, not a accident of ingredients, but a deliberate setup for what comes next. The heart is where Glam becomes itself: a tuberose-heavy white floral that doesn't negotiate. Jasmine and Turkish rose deepen the effect, while nutmeg adds warmth that keeps the florals from reading as purely sweet.
The evolution
The opening hits immediately, pink pepper's spice threading through juicy pear and bright grapefruit, with freesia adding a cool, almost watery clarity. This phase announces Glam's intentions: fresh, fruity, direct, a crisp and confident beginning. As the fragrance develops, the citrus dims as tuberose takes command, and everything shifts. Tuberose isn't subtle here, it's creamy, almost chewy in its abundance, the jasmine adding indolic depth that pushes toward the animalic edge of white florals. Nutmeg warms it slightly, but make no mistake: this is a statement heart. The floral richness dominates through the heart phase, asserting itself with confidence. In the later stages, the composition settles into something quieter and more intimate. Vanilla and white musk create a soft powder, hazelnut adds a roasted sweetness, and sandalwood with cedar provides dry structure.
Cultural impact
Glam stands out within the white floral category through its bold, unapologetic use of tuberose at its heart. Where many fragrances in this space opt for restraint, Glam embraces richness and presence. The combination of a tuberose-forward heart with a powdery drydown creates a distinctive silhouette that feels both grounded and ethereal. For wearers seeking a fragrance with genuine character and depth, Glam delivers a profile that commands attention without resorting to loudness, offering presence through substance rather than volume.
The House
MahoganyMahogany is a niche fragrance house that builds its identity around the warm, slightly sweet and resinous character of the mahogany wood note. The brand’s releases—ranging from the crisp Eau de Cologne (2014) to the modern Orion (2025)—share a common thread: a dedication to the depth and subtlety of woody aromatics. By foregrounding a note traditionally associated with fine furniture and classic interiors, Mahogany invites wearers to experience a scent that feels both timeless and contemporary, a quiet confidence that lingers without shouting. The house positions itself as a curator of moments, offering scents that feel like a well‑worn leather armchair in a sun‑lit study, inviting contemplation and comfort.
The Creator
Mauricy F. BertelliBertelli's technical approach favors raw, animalic materials that provide unmistakable presence and projection. His signature technique involves layering powerful base notes with strategic heart compositions, creating fragrances that evolve substantially from opening to drydow…
