Robert Piguet Bandit Suprême Eau de Parfum

A New Take on a Classic Bandit Suprême is an ode to the game-changing fragrance, Bandit, launched by the house of Piguet in 1944. The fragrance retains the subversive elements of the original chypre scent while developing a refreshing character. Disruptive and Beguiling Bandit Suprême opens with floral notes of galbanum and neroli that give way to orange blossom, jasmine and amber at the heart, finally settling in a perfectly musky base, underpinned with leather and moss. Top : Galbanum, Néroli oil Tunisia Middle : Orange Blossom, Jasmine , Ambrox Base : Leather, Patchouli, Oakmoss, Muscenone "The Prince of Fashion" Known for his infallible eye, refined simplicity, and the quality that most defined Piguet — elegance — in style, character, and inspiration. But while Piguet’s impact on fashion is indisputable, it is his fragrance legacy that has made him legendary. The House of Robert Piguet “Robert Piguet taught me the virtues of simplicity through which true elegance must come,” wrote Christian Dior who years earlier, was a penniless artist who would eventually become one of Piguet’s most celebrated “stagiares”. Other names that trained at The House of Piguet read like a Who’s Who of haute couture including Hubert de Givenchy, Marc Bohan, Pierre Balmain, and John Galanos. Aurelien Guichard Aurelien Guichard creates modern fragrances while never departing from Piguet's commitment to classic taste and elegance.