Athens
Honey · Lavender · Tobacco leaf
Honey, lavender and a touch of tobacco leaf. Golden and warm, like late-afternoon sun on old stone streets. Sweet, but with backbone — summer in its most generous mood.
Please, choose a website version, so we can display accurate information for your location
Έχετε λογαριασμό;
Συνδεθείτε για ταχύτερη ολοκλήρωση των αγορών σας.
I told you in my email that for me, August can be two different months in a single day.
There's the midday one — hot, loud, all sun and plans. And the evening one, when the light changes and nostalgia catches you.
That's why there isn't one list here. There are two.
The one that still won't admit summer has an end.
Honey · Lavender · Tobacco leaf
Honey, lavender and a touch of tobacco leaf. Golden and warm, like late-afternoon sun on old stone streets. Sweet, but with backbone — summer in its most generous mood.
Peach · Jasmine · Vanilla
Peach, jasmine and vanilla. Fruity and warm, like skin after a whole day in the sun. One of those scents that make people ask what you're wearing — and the answer always surprises them.
Juicy fruit · Floral heart · Soft base
Juicy fruit, a floral heart and a soft base. The easiest to wear in the heat — fresh, yet rich enough to last past noon.
The one around nine in the evening, when it slowly starts saying goodbye.
Dry wood · Sandalwood · Soft leather
Dry wood, sandalwood and a touch of leather. A scent that doesn't try to be cheerful — it's calm, slightly melancholic, and perfect for evenings when you don't feel like talking.
Tobacco · Vanilla · Cocoa
Tobacco, vanilla and cocoa. Dense, warm and smoky. This is the scent of late summer: still warm, but you already know something is changing.
Wood · Smoke · Spicy note
Wood, smoke and a soft spicy note. Quiet, but present. For those evenings when you step onto the terrace for no reason and stay longer than you planned.
August is the only month named after someone's luck.
It used to be called Sextilis — simply "the sixth" in the old Roman calendar.
Then the senate renamed it in honor of Emperor Augustus — not because he was born then, but because all the luckiest things in his life happened in that very month.
His first consulship, three triumphs, the end of the civil wars — all within the same thirty-one days.
Will August bring us that kind of luck too?
Let it follow you through the whole month.
A message, and a scent.
With love,
Anja 🧡