THE EMBLEMATICS

A fragrance line by Serge Lutens that perfectly reflects the brand’s DNA.

Minimalist and uncompromising, straight and angular, each of the collection’s bottles reflects the exigence and character of its creator through their refined design.
Sobriety in the form of a manifesto that enhances the richness and sumptuousness of its contents—with scents and colours as diverse and nuanced as gemstones or personalities.

Designed by Serge Lutens as a selection of signature perfumes, this collection’s skyscraper bottles are inspired by the New York skyline of the 20s and 30s.

In sleek lacquered black with bevelled edges as sharp as the tip of the Chrysler Building, this emblematic bottle is influenced by the Art Deco style, embodying a new modernity and the avant-garde of a style that grazes the sky.

Carved, polished, bevelled and hammered just like a rock crystal, this collection’s iconic bottle is a true feat of glassmaking.
Designed by Serge Lutens, it embodies ultimate transparency and purity, delicately reflecting light and shadows.
The fleeting eclipse of moments of emerging and disappearing.

Lipstick is the best possible way to showcase your lips and assert your personality: go for discreet or make a statement, keep it neutral or light up the room, pick the shade of your dreams!

For the most perfectly-executed smoky effect, Serge Lutens has always played with complementary opposites and the boldest extremes to emphasise the eyes.

The freshness of water and cleanliness of meticulously-ironed linen, a pillow case where dreams are made … a world where true luxury starts with cleanliness.

Discover the selection of Serge Lutens' emblematics and the universe of an extraordinary creator.

"With Section d’or the possibilities are endless. And beyond these possibilities you will find Serge Lutens” Serge Lutens combines his creative genius with the rarest ingredients to produce these exceptional vintages. The word from the perfumer : "Creation should know no bounds, and this applies even more so to Section d'or, which I decided to take beyond the reasonable. I took an idea to its very limits.”