Starry Night

What makes Starry Night interesting is the handoff between rose and citrus, then rose and narcissus, followed by a woody-musky base. The top notes bring lift and clarity, while the heart introduces a more recognisable floral profile. Then oud arrives with a darker edge, changing the mood without erasing the flowers. Sandalwood and white musk round out the drydown, making the composition feel polished rather than purely dark. It's a familiar family of materials, but the balance gives it a distinct tension: floral enough to feel romantic, woody enough to keep the evening grounded.

The evolution

The opening begins with citrus and rose, a bright, airy combination that gives the fragrance its first impression. The citrus lifts the rose into something more awake, almost like light catching petals. As the scent moves into its heart, narcissus joins the rose and gives the floral core a sharper, more sculpted edge. That's where the composition finds its balance between brightness and intimacy. Later, sandalwood and white musk soften the floral tension into a smooth, close-fitting warmth. Oud adds the most lasting surprise, a dark, dry shadow beneath the flowers. By the end, the scent feels less like a bouquet and more like a floral memory worn after dark.