Rose Blaze

A burst of Bergamot and Peach fans the flames of temptation. An opulent, insolent Rose, edged with Iris, unveils its voluptuously fatal petals beneath the swirls of burning Sandalwood. On the skin, Benzoin and Vanilla settle in—velvety, intoxicating. Amber warms, whispers to instinct, stokes a heart already racing with spice.

Rose Blaze is built around duos of Rose, Iris, and Tonka, confronting and harmonising to create a fragrance unlike any other.

The top note evokes the first spark of a connection. It is associated with the freshness of Bergamot and Peach, which symbolises both innocence and sensuality with its velvety texture. Rose is revealed, combined with a majestic Iris that brings these beautiful powdery notes, the whole is carried by this deep and enveloping amber base. An Extrait de Parfum like an incantation — passion is never far, when fire burns beneath the flower.

From the Perfumer

“I wanted Rose Blaze to leave an unforgettable impression, something that evokes not only love, but also the flame it leaves behind. I conceived this fragrance as a story of contrasts: between light and shadow, tenderness and desire. A fragrance that embraces opposites, with intensity and delicacy, with the Rose at its centre.”

— Jordi Fernandez

History

D’Orsay imagines special fragrances, evoking the universality of the state of love and exploring its many facets: caring love, free, paradoxical, ardent, adventurous, tender, striking, impulsive, sincere, spiritual, secret, tactile, unwavering… D’Orsay perfumes are designed for couples, echoing the first historic fragrance designed in 1830 by Alfred d’Orsay for him and his forbidden lover, Lady Marguerite Blessington. Each creation is named after an index sentence, signed with the initials of a personality whose identity is left to the imagination of each.

MEET THE BRAND

Name: D'Orsay Rose Blaze Sample 1.5ml
Brand: D’Orsay
SKU: 23223-1
Availability: InStock

D’Orsay

Maison d’Orsay was originally founded in Paris in 1830 by Count Alfred d’Orsay. D’Orsay was known at the time to have been passionate, artistic, and flamboyant. He was an influential icon of the nineteenth century. He sought pleasure at all cost, which resulted in large debts and romantic affairs.

The fragrance house published nearly fifty perfumes that were distributed across the globe, in boutiques in Paris, London, and New York. At the time, the D’Orsay fragrances were highly artistic and forward-thinking, as they were inspired by love and desire, and were designed to be shared by couples. Alfred d’Orsay’s very first fragrance was an ode to his forbidden love of Lady Marguerite Blessington – a love story of illicit desire and intimacy.

In 2015, Amélie Huynh gave Maison d’Orsay a new lease of life, redesigning an olfactory line to honour the brand’s heritage. The fragrances are based on Alfred d’Orsay’s original line-up, reimagined by prestigious perfumers such as Olivia Giacobetti, Mark Buxton, Karine Chevalier, Bertrand Duchaufour, Fanny Bal, and Vincent Ricord.

”Everything we do references the romantic sensibility of Count d’Orsay – from the illicit affair to the sense of carnal desire.”
— Amélie Huynh, CEO & founder

Each fragrance is composed as a declaration of love, exploring its many facets. They are genderless and can be worn by couples, just as the originals by Alfred d’Orsday. Each scent explores duality in some sense, which is a concept echoed throughout the brand. In homage to the lost correspondences between Alfred and Marguerite, each perfume name is composed like a love letter and signed with initials – these initials referring to a secret identity that will never be revealed.

D’Orsay have two boutiques in Paris and one in Tokyo. Each boutique has been meticulously designed to capture the sense of mystique, passion, and eloquence of Count d’Orsay, with sleek woods and brass fittings, with cabinets of multiple drawers in which secret scents are carefully locked away like hidden treasures.

All of the production takes place in France, with fragrances made between Paris and Provencal perfume capital, Grasse. The bottles, caps, and spray mechanisms are also produced in France.

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