L’Air de Panache

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• Arroway

  August 4, 2019

  

  I have to say, the girl seems enchanting. Flat as a board, with a mole shaped like Mexico covering her face, sweating for hours in the kitchen while Mendl, that genius, looms over her like a huge gorilla. And yet, she is invariably and extremely enchanting. Why? Because of her purity.

• Lux

  July 2, 2023

  

  Mark Buxton, co-founder of NOSE in Paris (a perfume testing site worth the visit), brought to life in 2014 the ‘Air de Panache’ scent from Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel. At first, I imagined a fruity, rich aroma like Morocco’s ‘panache’ juices for a refreshment—concentrates of all kinds of fruits, like a baby food jar packed with vitamins. But Buxton’s final design features basil, bergamot, mandarin, petitgrain, and apple, followed by jasmine, rose, cedar, moss, and patchouli. In short, it’s a scent full of gentle freshness with a slightly green and woody dry down that wraps that freshness in subtle, natural sophistication and elegance. A movie perfume brought to life.