FLEURS DE TABAC

The founder’s grandparents were Russian émigrés who came to New York City during the Revolution. She knew them as William and Marie. He was an architect. She spent her career in fragrance and cosmetics. Their apartment in New York City was refined, elegant, and slightly old-world.

Marie wore Diorissimo. William smoked a pipe. Those two elements should not have worked together — and yet, in that apartment, they did.

FLEURS DE TABAC is that memory. The delicate floral of her perfume, the warm earthiness of his tobacco, held together in a single scent. It is an homage to their taste, their life, and the way certain smells can instantly transport one back to a place once loved.

With each inhale, she is taken back to love, heritage, and a time when refinement was simply a way of life. When men dressed. When women were elegant. When there was pride in where one came from — and deep respect for where one had arrived. FLEURS DE TABAC captures that era. It is sophisticated, warm, and undeniably rich — a fragrance that evokes a sense of timeless luxury.