Comme des Garçons marks three decades of redefining perfumery with the release of Comme des Garçons Parfums 1994-2025, a visually stunning book by Dino Simonett. Published by Simonett & Baer, the 256-page coffee table book traces the evolution of the brand’s groundbreaking fragrances, from its spicy and medicinal debut scent in 1994 to its 100 bold creations, including collaborations with Pharrell, Stüssy, and ERL. Starting December 5th, the book is available exclusively at CDG Faubourg Saint Honoré and Dover Street Parfums Market in Paris.
The book captures the essence of Comme des Garçons’ “anti-perfume” philosophy, as described by creative director Christian Astuguevieille. Readers are invited into the world of scents inspired by unorthodox aromas like burning dust, battery metal, and photocopier toner.
To commemorate this milestone, Comme des Garçons also introduces Odeur 10, the fourth fragrance in its iconic Odeur series. Inspired by hydrogen peroxide, Astuguevieille describes the scent as evoking “extreme cleanliness” with a nostalgic touch. Created in collaboration with perfumer Natalie Gracia-Cetto, Odeur 10 continues the brand’s tradition of turning unconventional concepts into wearable art.
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