Hermès

Hermès traces its origins to 1837, when Thierry Hermès established a workshop making harnesses, and its first fragrance, Eau d'Hermès, followed in 1951. Its best-known fragrances include Un Jardin sur le Nil, H24, Ambre Narguilé and Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée, with Un Jardin sur le Toit and Voyage d'Hermès also in the range.

The range leans on citrus, green and woody accords, with bergamot and cedar lifting many openings. Iris, rose and jasmine add a floral heart, while vanilla, amber and sandalwood give the bases a warm, quiet finish.