From Diptyque, the limited edition Othoniel Rosa candle, made in collaboration with the artist Jean-Michel Othoniel (you can read more about his solo show, La rose du Louvre, here). It promises a peppery rose with vetiver and is sold in Diptyque boutiques around Paris and at the Diptyque France website, 190g for €60.
If winter is coming (and I do see signs) I'd just as soon have it as green as possible. "Winter Green by Dasein Fragrance makes its debut for the winter/holiday 2019 season. Winter Green has been produced in a limited run so be sure to get your hands on a bottle before this beauty goes into hibernation. The scent was created as a collaboration between Dasein’s nose Sam Rader and fellow indie perfumer Josh Meyer of Imaginary Authors. Winter Green unisex fragrance features notes of wild mint, pink peppercorn, sambac, evergreen needles, pomelo zest and beeswax." $125 for 50 ml at Twisted Lily.
Pierre Guillaume's pillow spray, Hesperidream, debuted this summer — has anyone tried it? "...a fragrance designed to perfume the bed, sheets, pillowcases and duvet covers, inspired by the principles of aromachology. The aromachology is the science of the phenomena related to the odors, more particularly the influence of the smells on the behavior. Hesperidream is made from tangerine, orange blossom, sage extract, California yellow poppy blossom and vetiver, chosen for their soothing, hypnotic and refreshing smells." 100 ml for €45.
From Zenology, a discovery set with five room sprays, including Black Tea (CAMELLIA SINENSIS), Ebony (EBENUS), Cotton Flower (GOSSYPIUM), Liquid Bakhoor (BAKHOOR LIQUIDUS) and Tobacco Wood (TOBACCO LIGNUM), each in 50 ml. C$90 at Etiket.
Strange Invisible Perfumes lowered their prices this year. I am not paying enough attention to know by how much, but the price on their 15 ml bottles is now about in line with many other niche brands — shown are two favorites, Black Rosette and Magazine Street, $70 each.