House Oriza L. Legrand
Released 2014 [1925]
Perfumer Hugo Lambert
Fragrance Family Woody Resinous
Notes dried rose, tangerine, bigarade, toasted almond, cacao, cognac, tobacco leaves, oak, patchouli, peat, blond tobacco accord, vanilla, honey accord, leather, ambergris, benzoin

Description After World War I, the Roaring Twenties reflect the desire of the exotic and the need also through fashion and decoration. The East and particularly Asia, provide new horizons. The frenzy for exotic travel and encourages artists to transcend the culture of the East in their creations: new silk, fine embroidery, pearl beads, woody scents, heady and sweet. In the euphoria of the Roaring Twenties, the female body is revealed, it abolished the corset, the flappers open the eyes and smoking languidly, slumming it in the salons of Paris! The materials, colors, shapes symbolize a new freedom and portend, at the dawn of the Roaring Twenties, the hope of a new horizon. At the height of its history and in its own way to celebrate the Roaring Twenties and the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in 1925, the house of Oriza L. Legrand created Horizon, an oriental fragrance for boys and tomboys—a fragrance of precious woods and ambergris complemented by blonde tobacco and soft leather.

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