Pikovaya DamaPikovaya Dama tells the story of an iconic Russian novel written in the 19th century by Aleksandr Pushkin. Entitled The Queen of Spades, the novel plays a key role in the history of the country and serves as the inspiration for this scent. Opening with top notes of Calabrian bergamot and neroli, the heart of Pikovaya Dama Xerjoff is a powdery accord of Turkish iris, coriander and Moroccan atlas cedar. Base notes of patchouli, musk and bourbon vanilla

TORINO22 leads to a heart of clary sage

this signature fragrance from The House of Creed has been delicately crafted to create a true contemporary classic

the dream for all recording artists: the Gold Record

This fragrance serves as a metaphorical tribute to the forward-thinking nature

It tells of secret loves and unconfessable desires

The memory of the carnal opulence of the seventies most iconic creations

before yielding to a heavenly heart of romantic rose and delicate jasmine

The fragrance itself is a tribute to Olivier Creed’s own family capturing his son

the Iris and the Heliotropin (one of the ingredients also present in ecstasy)

he was rudely interrupted by the eldest of the visiting kings

which are at once imposing and graceful

and makes this perfume the ideal adornment for the most beautiful evenings