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Parfums de Marly
Eighteenth-century royal splendour
Parfums de Marly takes its name from Louis XV's hunting château, and its Paris ateliers compose with that century's appetite: powdered elegance, fine horses, long candle-lit evenings. Founded in 2009 by Julien Sprecher, the house translates eighteenth-century opulence into modern, generously projecting eaux de parfum named for legendary thoroughbreds. Layton — apple and lavender drawn over warm vanilla — is its most decorated runner, a fixture of best-dressed lists since 2016.
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