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In The Garden

Petitgrain, neroli, pear — read like that it sounds simple. d'Annam In The Garden is not.

How it moves

Petitgrain, neroli and pear hit first, the way an opening line should. Then the heart turns up — rangoon creeper, tuberose and jasmine — and the whole thing slows down. What is left hours later is coconut, amber and sandalwood, and that is the part people follow you for.

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