Morning Star, Liquides Imaginaires

Morning Star tells the myth of the heavenly twins: the Morning Star and the Evening Star – two lights that are in truth one and the same planet, Venus. Les Liquides Imaginaires captures that very rare moment when twilight and darkness merge and both stars become a single light. Perfumer Louise Turner translates this idea into a fragrance poised between radiant brightness and velvety depth.

What does Morning Star smell like?
The opening is light and sparkling with a metallic edge: zesty bergamot, pink pepper, and warming cinnamon, streaked with a luminous incense accord. The heart reveals a delicate floral portrait of lily of the valley and fresh jasmine, softly sketched with a creamy, milky note. The base becomes woody and sensual – cedarwood, Georgywood, Akigalawood, patchouli, and vetiver, rounded off by tonka bean and a skin-like musk.

When is Morning Star best worn?
A fragrance for the threshold moments of the day – the early morning and the blue hour of evening. The woody, spicy, creamy structure is suitable for all seasons, but it unfolds its velvety warmth especially beautifully in autumn and winter. Elegant and intimate – equally suited for day and night, for her and for him.

What makes Morning Star special?
Its appeal lies in the contrast: a coolly sparkling, almost metallic start that transitions into a warm, milky, woody depth. Incense and precious woods give the fragrance nobility, while the creamy heart note makes it soft and enveloping – a modern interpretation of "light between the stars."