..."Peau de Soie" and "Peau d'Ailleurs" by Starck. When I discovered them years ago I was really not impressed, found them quite boring. My tastes are certainly changing cause I really appreciate them today!

..."Olivo" by Bottega Veneta. A wonderful waxy wood, with green facet. Perfect spring scent!

...I didn't know what to expect with this new brand created by the ex editor in chief of Vogue Paris, Carine Roitfeld, but I was so well surprised with this collection of "7 lovers".I totally felt in love with two of them (Orson + Sebastian), and I quite like a couple of others.She worked with 3 perfumers : Aurélien Guichard, Yann Vasnier, Pascal Gaurin.They don't have the challenging concept of some niche creations, neither the easiness/simplicity of some mainstream brands. All 7 accords are really well done, with true personality. Great materials each worked in a distinctive way, rich, generous (without being too much), and elegant."Orson" is my favorite : a dusty hawthorn, slightly powdery with a salty-skin musk. "Sebastian" is the second one : a sirupy everlasting flower (helychrisum), with touch of wet tuberose and green tobacco (I detect cacao and coffee, but not sure)..but quite expensive :)

...in Geneva you can find "Theodora", but also some niche brands at Globus and Bon Génie.

..."Nu" by Yves Saint Laurent. What a beauty! A peppery cardamom with powdery sandalwood!

...Pino Silvestre. I was in love with the bottle when I was a child (a bit less with the scent) :)

...it seems that Vert des bois by Tom Ford is about to be discontinued in 2019. But not sure..

..."Encens et Lavande" by Serge Lutens. More complexe that what it seems!