A scent balanced between regal and rebel, where cashmere-like ambery notes smooth out the carnal earthiness associated with patchouli and counter-culture.

Inspired by centuries-old fruit desserts and as an homage to Mexican cuisine, this fragrance features notes of darkened fruits from Mexico: capulin, zapote, and mamey. The fleshy fruits melt on a bed of patchouli, davana essence, and frankincense. A mysterious, mouthwatering aura is left in its wake.

AVA GARDNER AND LE GALION Ava met the perfumer and owner of Le Galion, Paul Vacher who, dazzled by her, asked Ava to become an ambassador for and the face of Sortilège, a perfume tribute to extravagant parties and the signature scent of 1950s high society. After its incredible success, Ava asked Le Galion to compose a tailor-made […]

Sortilège has a balanced bouquet of perfect elegance: feminine, refined and distinguished – the scent of a mysterious and confident woman. Intense, elegant, and sensual, it exhibits the perfect alchemy between perfume and skin.