and parfum — too many colors

“When I was going to start as a fashion designer, I was wearing a black T-shirt and black pants because I didn’t want to disturb people. People’s eyes. Too many colors are too much fashionable. They disturb people’s eyes. Especially, I am very tired to look at them.” — Yohji Yamamoto

"Too many colors" is a scent inspired by Japanese fashion shows of the early 2000s. Free from the need to follow what's currently in fashion. Uncompromising forms, raw expression and a quiet revolution that changed the face of fashion forever. A tribute to the Japanese designers who dared to go their own way, building a legend from scratch against expectations and rules.

It is inspired by designers such as Yohji Yamamoto and Takahiro Miyashita: their darkness, poetic imperfection and emotional honesty translated into the language of scent.

The composition captures the spirit of deconstruction, melancholy and rebellion.

Notes: honey, animalic notes, cables, industrial notes, leather, suede.

Authors: Leonard Andrysz, Kamil Bermes