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.
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.
