Comme Des Garcons Perfumes

Description:
Comme Des Garçons Original Perfumes Made For Both Men And Women In Unisex Scents.

Cdg Play Red Notes: Labeled With Cdg’S Iconic Red Heart. The Notes Featured In This Scent ‘Play’ On The Idea Of All Things Red, From Red Cherry To Red Mandarin.

Monocle Laurel Notes: “We Wanted To Capture The Same Smell And Sensation Enjoyed While Staying With Friends In Batroun, Lebanon. It’S Warm, Inviting And At Times A Little Sharp – Just Like The Country.” – Monocle Editor In Chief Tyler Brûlé

Monocle Hinoki Notes: The Inspiration For This Fragrance Comes From A Perfectly Still, Slightly Chilly Spring Morning Spent Soaking In A Tub At The Tawaraya In Kyoto. It Pulls Together Our Memory Of The Mosses And Trees Outdoors And Sharp Notes Of The Boxy, Hinoki Tub.

Monocle Sugi Notes: A Light, Energizing And Sophisticated Fragrance Inspired By The Sugi – Also Known As Japanese Cedar – Which Is A Popular Ornamental Plant In Japan.

Monocle Yoyogi Notes: This Fourth Addition To The Series Is Inspired By Morning Jogs In And Around Tokyo’S Yoyogi Park. With Its Damp, Sweet And Green Notes, The Fragrance Adds A Cosy Hint To Winter Months And A Bit Of Coolness In Summer.

Cdg Original Notes: Eau De Parfum Is The Original Comme Des Garçons Parfum, Launched In 1994. A Perfume That Works Like A Medicine And Behaves Like A Drug.

Cdg Man Notes: The Fragrance That Caused Crazed Mobs To Empty The Shelves In Europe And Japan When It Launched In 2004. Cdg 2 Man Is A Revision Of The Original 2 (In The Silver Bottle), Taking It In A More Woody/Incense Direction That Are A Mishmash Of “Manly” Notes.

Cdg 2 (Two) Notes: Comme Des Garçons 2 Plays With Complements And Contrasts… With Reflection And Opacity… With Mirrors And Brilliance… With Light And Shadow… With Earth And The Energy Of The Sun.

Cdg Wonderwood Notes: An Evocation Of Exuberance. A Positive Overdose Of Woods, Woody Notes And Synthetic Wood Constructions (Wood Gone Mad).

History:
Comme Des Garçons Is A Japanese Fashion Label Founded And Headed By Rei Kawakubo In Tokyo.