Wavechild – Eau de Parfum – 10ml

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Wavechild is an olfactory journey, a tribute to surf culture, a ride on the scent waves of orange, watermelon, coconut, and amber. From the legendary Huntington Beach to surf gangs, bikers, and the electrifying mix of nervousness and creativity, Wavechild is an ode to the art of surfing. This fragrance is a raw rock 'n' roll explosion from wire to wire. Open the nose, expand the mind, and become a Wavechild. Let yourself be carried away by the sweet, fruity, and soft notes that open this fragrance. After a moment of peace and tranquility, soft, creamy, and delicate accords of coconut, amber, and cocoa follow, giving this truly unique fragrance depth and richness.


Top notes: Orange, Mandarin, Lemon Heart notes: Watermelon, Coconut Base notes: Amberwood, Cocoa, Amber

Behind the Fragrance

The campaign shot in Malibu by photographer Alexandra Cabral celebrates the art of surfing. Surfers West Adler and Bethaney Valverde embody the essence of a sport that goes beyond the waves. With a keen eye for detail, Cabral skillfully captures the raw beauty of surfing, portraying it as more than just a physical activity, but a lifestyle rich in freedom and rebellion, immersed in counterculture. In each frame, the campaign encapsulates the spirit of a community that thrives on the pulse of the ocean and the vibrant energy that surfing brings to those who dare to ride the waves.

Fragrance Family
  • Fruity
  • Creamy
Fragrance Vibe
  • Invigorating
  • Summerskin
Perfumer
  • Jérôme Di Marino

Room 1015

Imagine yourself transported back to a time when the Continental Hyatt Hotel, also known as the "Riot House", was the "Place to be". The 70s were a decade of total delirium for every self-respecting rock band, and LA was an inevitable stop on the journey. Motorcycles in the hallways, the overflowing rooftop pool, Jim Morrison dangling from a balcony, the epic drum battles of Keith Moon from The Who…Or, even more iconic: The Christ-like Robert Plant, who considered himself a golden god above the Sunset Strip. With his angelic hair, Nepalese bracelets, and tight T-shirt, he was convinced that he had finally found the stairway to heaven. Room 1015 remains a place of contemplation today. The nostalgia of an era of absolute freedom, where the air still smells of sweat, leather, fur, alcohol, burnt patchouli, and open flight cases...

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