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The name 72 Faubourg Saint‑Honoré sounds like a riddle, but for those familiar with the map of the French capital, it is a true code of elegance. This address — on the famous Rue du Faubourg Saint‑Honoré, where boutiques of Chanel, Hermès, and Dior coexist — is home to the flagship hotel that inspired the brand. Launched in 2022, from its very first bottles, it established itself as an heir to the Parisian art of living beautifully. There is no pretension here, but there is that "je ne sais quoi" — the elusive spark of true luxury.
Rue Saint‑Honoré has long dictated fashion, and its extension — Faubourg — became synonymous with aristocratic splendor. The brand did not just take this address; it breathed fragrance into it. The creators aimed to convey through notes the atmosphere of this legendary place: the soft glow of shop windows, the aroma of morning croissants from the neighboring bakery, the rustle of silk, and the sound of footsteps on parquet. Nejla Barbir, the perfumer at the origins, masterfully translated these images into the language of accords.
Despite its youth, 72 Faubourg Saint‑Honoré has already acquired a clear DNA. The brand does not chase trends — its fragrances sound classic, yet with a contemporary breath. In every composition, attention to detail is felt: natural elegance, restrained sensuality, and a touch of mystery. This is perfumery for those who appreciate a scent that tells a story, not just grabs attention.
Today, the brand's portfolio consists of two lines. La Collection Héritage is an homage to the roots: luxurious bouquets, oriental half-tones, and refined woody notes reminiscent of the "golden age" of French perfumery. Behind The Scents, on the other hand, opens the door to the creative laboratory: more boldness, unexpected contrasts, and modern molecules. Together, they create a comprehensive portrait of the house.
The face of the brand is the fragrance À La Sublime: a triumph of floral chypre that becomes a second skin. Ici & Ailleurs plays on the contrast of cozy vanilla and spicy spices — the perfect choice for evening outings. And Fenetre Sur Coeur is a weightless watercolor iris with an emphasis on freshness. Regulars also note Souffle Magnetique — a magnetic aldehydic bouquet, and Un Baiser A Vendome — a kiss of rose and patchouli worthy of Place Vendôme itself.
Interestingly, the name of each fragrance is a little story: Confident Du Soleil sounds like a confession to the sun, while Gentleman De Paname references a Parisian dandy. Despite its short history, the brand has already received warm feedback from perfume critics and bloggers. Buyers praise the longevity (at least 6–8 hours) and the sillage — it always remains delicate yet memorable.
72 Faubourg Saint‑Honoré is still a niche brand, and counterfeits are rare. But if you order online, pay attention to the box fonts and the quality of engraving on the bottle. The original magnetic cap fits tightly, and there is always a transparent film on the sprayer. It is best to purchase from the official website or authorized retailers — this way you will truly immerse yourself in that very atmosphere of Parisian chic encrypted in every bottle.
| Number of fragrances | 28 |
| Collections (2) | Behind The Scents, La Collection Héritage |
| Segment | Niche perfumery |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Official website | https://72faubourg-sainthonore.fr/ |
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