Hermès’ latest fragrance, Barénia, is more than just a scent; it’s a captivating story woven through childhood memories, myth, and nature. This article delves into the creation of Barénia, exploring the inspiration behind its unique notes and the intriguing history of the miracle berry that plays a key role in its olfactory journey.
After nearly two centuries and countless fragrances, Hermès unveils its first-ever chypre perfume, Barénia. The creation, led by Christine Nagel, took ten years and 998 trials to perfect. This captivating scent combines the classic chypre structure of citrus, floral, and woody notes with a unique twist, offering a fresh and earthy experience.
Christine Nagel, the esteemed perfumer at Hermes, reveals the fascinating story behind her latest fragrance, Barenia, a unique and complex chypre crafted with meticulous care and a touch of magic. From her inspiration drawn from childhood fairytales to the painstaking process of selecting and blending rare ingredients, Nagel shares her journey of creating this olfactory masterpiece.
Hermès introduces ‘Barenia,’ a captivating chypre fragrance inspired by the iconic ‘Collier de Chien’ bracelet. Created by Christine Nagel, the fragrance blends delicate ginger lily and miracle berry with warm oakwood and deep patchouli for a sensual and captivating aroma. The bottle design, by Philippe Mouke, echoes the iconic bracelet’s aesthetic with its elliptical shape and pyramid studs.
