Layton by Parfums De Marly 200 ml, packaging

LaytonParfums de Marly ParisEau de parfum 200 ml

2070 lei

Discover the new obsession, Castley, with any Parfums de Marly order

2070 lei

Discover the new obsession, Castley, with any Parfums de Marly order

BETTER ‘LAYTON’ THAN NEVER

The flamboyance of the 18th century and king Lois’s passion for horses are very much alive inside this debonair fragrance. King Lois the XV commissioned in 1743 exquisite statues to be made after his own horses which he placed inside the Chateaux de Marly in Paris. Nowadays, Julien Sprecher, founder of Parfums de Marly, dedicated an exquisite blend of apple, bergamot, lavender, pepper, jasmine and woods to one horse that dominated the royal court back then. LAYTON.

SEDUCTIVE
DEBONAIR
ORIENTAL

Scent Family	Oriental, Fougere
Top Notes	Apple, Bergamot, Lavender
Heart Notes	Jasmine, Violet, Geranium
Base Notes	Pepper, Vanilla, Patchouli, Guaiac wood
Recommended as	Men perfume
Safety Information	Flammable. Do not use near a flame or a source of ignition. Avoid contact with eyes. If product gets into eyes, rinse thoroughly with water. Keep away from things that catch fire. Keep away from children.

FOR COLORFUL-FOLLOWERS

This is something more than elegant, smart, chic, fashionable, cosmopolitan. A STYLISH mood is comforting with a high note of standing-out for the stylish niche-follower. As every scent they enjoy has an olfactory color to idolize and wear, even more so, a language without words power which directly influences the pick.

Hamid Merati-Kashani

INSPIRED TO INSPIRE

Hamid Merati-Kashani, Principal Perfumer, is a master of blending worlds—cultural and olfactory. Born in Germany to an Iranian father and German mother and raised in the rose-scented air of Isfahan, Iran, Hamid’s multicultural upbringing shaped his unique approach to fragrance. He draws on the opulence of Middle Eastern luxury and pairs it with German precision, creating bold and elegant scents. He does not avoid overdosing on his favorite ingredients…as his approach to fragrance creation is consuming. “As a perfumer, you live fragrance, sleep fragrance, eat fragrance, and you smell fragrance every day. Somehow, 24 hours, seven days a week, you are connected to fragrance and cannot switch off.”