Rose Blaze

An encounter of contrasts—warm and floral, tender yet assertive. Created by perfumer Jordi Fernández, it pairs radiant rose and creamy iris with velvety tonka and sandalwood to create a glowing composition that feels both passionate and refined.

Hints of bergamot and peach lift the opening with a subtle brightness that soon deepens into a soft, smoldering amber embrace. As it settles, a sensual play unfolds between wood and spice, where vanilla and benzoin lend a smooth finish that feels enveloping but never heavy. The result is a modern floral-amber blend that moves seamlessly between feminine and masculine dimensions—sophisticated, magnetic, and emotionally charged. 

Rocked by fragrances since childhood, Amélie Huynh is fascinated by the moment when Alfred d'Orsay crystallized for himself and his love, Marguerite de Blessington, the first fragrance for couples.

She then continues the story of the House and its original love story by exploring the state of being in love up to carnal desire, talking about feelings and intimacy.

She revisits the olfactory line in keeping with the House's heritage, working with prestigious perfumers such as Olivia Giacobetti, Mark Buxton, Karine Chevalier, Bertrand Duchaufour, Fanny Bal and Vincent Ricord...

Her vision is assertive, the D'ORSAY fragrances will be for her and him as the first one was, characterized by a form of duality that we find in this state of love that often turns us upside down.