Dauphine

You sink into a Rococo daydream, surrounded by lilac walls, silk taffeta and soft, disheveled ribbons.

Apricot warmth glows against cool pastel flowers, like fruit left on a dressing table beside a bowl of crushed cosmetics and incense smoke curling toward the ceiling. Powder clings to your skin, woven with musky satin and a whisper of clove, turning the room from pale and pretty to slow, velvety intimacy.

You reach for Dauphin when you want to feel like the secret at the center of a private palace, inspired by Marie Antoinette.

Notes: Bergamot, Apricot, Pastel Lilacs, Clove, Ambrette, Satin Musk

All Faux Rose fragrances are supplied as loose bottles without boxes. This presentation reflects the brand’s independent, small-batch production process.

Faux Rose is a London-based niche perfume house created by perfumer and visual artist Amelia Rose, whose background as a stylist for Vivienne Westwood deeply informs the brand’s decadent, erotically charged aesthetic.

Rooted in fashion, mythology, and boudoir imagery, Faux Rose composes fragrances as intimate vignettes of desire, inviting wearers into a richly cinematic olfactory world where vintage glamour, sensuality, and subversive femininity intertwine.