Composed by Anatole Lebreton
The scent of lipstick, fine powder, and soft leather at the bottom of an elegant handbag: Incarnata captures the intimate beauty of the getting-ready ritual. Iris opens a powdery narrative where rose meets violet and raspberry, while the freshness of rhododendron provides an unexpected contrast. As the fragrance unfolds, vanilla, benzoin, and myrrh envelop the florals in warmth, while suede leaves a soft, sensual trail.
Inspired by the memory of his mother's handbag, Anatole Lebreton created a perfume with a touch of old-world glamour—as personal as a cherished object kept for years.
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