
In the 1930s, Albert Fouquet spent long summers in Antibes on the French Riviera, surrounded by European aristocracy. His days were filled with sailing, sunsets at the Eden Roc hotel, and glamorous parties, which he longed for during the cold Paris winters.\n\nSeeking to preserve the essence of those summers, Albert created a fragrance that captured their elegance and charm. The result was “Cap d’Antibes,” a perfume reserved for his private collection and personal enjoyment.
How it wears
Seasons

Shares Aromatic Notes, Mint; Fresh, Green, Spicy accords; both GREEN

Shares Violet Leaves, Mint, Moss; Green accord; both AROMATIC FOUGERE, GREEN

Shares Aromatic Notes, Incense / Olibanum; both AROMATIC FOUGERE

Shares Aromatic Notes

Shares Aromatic Notes

Shares Aromatic Notes

Shares Aromatic Notes

Shares Violet Leaves, Mint, Moss; both AROMATIC FOUGERE

Shares Birch, Violet Leaves, Incense / Olibanum; Woody accord

Shares Aromatic Notes; Spicy accord

Shares Birch, Incense / Olibanum; Spicy, Woody accords

Shares Aromatic Notes, Mint, Cedarwood