The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Nice F-in' Model! landed in 2024 as part of Sixteen92's The Recently Deceased Collection, a series that trades in camp, iconography, and the glamour of things that flicker out. The title borrows the clipped profanity of a fashion shoot, that moment when the wardrobe lands, the lighting gets dialed in, and everyone knows the look is working. It's a name that insists on presence, on arriving already composed, already in the frame. The fragrance plays a very specific role within the collection: the figure who walks in looking finished, the kind of presence that turns synthetic light into something deliberate and intentional.
The note list reads like a prop table at a fashion shoot: electro-statical accord, match, paper, plastic, silk. There's nothing traditionally aromatic here, and that's the point. Sixteen92 built the composition around synthetic textures, materials that carry their own temperature and weight in the imagination. The electro-statical accord and paper do the heavy lifting, carrying that charged-air quality of a room full of energy and the soft give of something about to be unrolled or torn. Match provides a sharp sulfur punctuation, the kind of struck-flash brightness that makes you pay attention.
The evolution
The opening is sharp and a little confrontational. Plastic and static dominate, with that struck-match sulfur cutting through like a burst of light. It smells cold. Deliberately so, the kind of cold that makes you lean in rather than pull back. The plastic note arrives first, bright and chemical, layered with the charged energy of static that crackles just under the surface. Then the paper note starts to soften, rolling out gradually, and the silk begins to register as something warmer, closer to skin. The electro-statical accord never fully leaves. It hovers underneath, keeping everything at a low hum, a persistent reminder of the synthetic environment the fragrance is constructing. As the composition settles, silk and static carry the majority of the experience, with the match reduced to a memory, a faint sulfur trace that still adds edge.
Cultural impact
Nice F-in' Model! sits in Sixteen92's The Recently Deceased Collection, a series that organizes its releases around shared aesthetic territory and thematic resonance. The collection creates a space where synthetic textures and unconventional note lists can coexist as a deliberate aesthetic statement, each fragrance amplifying the others through proximity. The electro-statical accord, the struck match, the plastic and silk, none of these belong to traditional perfumery's vocabulary, and the collection's framing gives them permission to exist as a cohesive body of work.
