Heritage
A house, in its own words
Scent of Stars begins its recorded fragrance history in 2026. A fragrance database describes the company as a new brand and lists ten perfumes in its collection, all launched during that year. This makes 2026 the only firmly documented milestone available at the time of research. The house has not yet developed a traceable public history beyond its debut collection, at least within the sources examined here. No founder, origin country, first perfumer or earlier brand incarnation has been independently established, so the story is best understood as that of a nascent label rather than an inherited perfume house. Even its collection structure is distinctive. Numbered references sit beside names drawn from stars, constellations and figures associated with astronomy, including Vega, Sirius, Atlas, Phoenix, Orion and Lyra. Merope and Perseus extend the celestial vocabulary beyond the named stars, while Taurus introduces a zodiac reference. These choices create a consistent field for the range, but available sources do not explain who selected the names or whether they describe particular fragrance concepts. That distinction matters: naming can reveal the direction of a collection, while it cannot establish the methods used to compose or manufacture it. As more independent sources appear, Scent of Stars may earn a longer heritage, but any earlier date or biographical detail would currently be speculative. The clearest expression of Scent of Stars' creative direction comes through the names of its debut perfumes. Rather than relying on one geographical or botanical theme, the house combines astronomy, mythology and the zodiac. Vega, Sirius, Atlas, Phoenix and Orion act as familiar points of reference, while Merope, Perseus, Taurus and Lyra add further layers of celestial association. Numbering gives each composition a catalog-like identity and makes the range feel deliberately systematic. Nº9 Sirius Wild and Nº3 Vega Vanilla, for example, place a sequential code next to a named star or constellation, creating a visual tension between order and exploration. The source material confirms the names and the fact that all ten perfumes launched in 2026, but it does not publish a manifesto explaining these choices. Accordingly, the collection suggests an interest in mapping imaginative identities onto fragrance, although the brand's exact intent remains open to interpretation. No perfumers are linked in the available record, and no verified statements about olfactory minimalism, storytelling, sustainability, inclusivity or perfumery technique were found. Those ideas should not be attributed to the house without further evidence. For now, Scent of Stars' philosophy is legible in its curatorial instinct: it has assembled a coherent vocabulary from the night sky and given each scent its own place within it.