Taking inspiration from Azzedine Alaïa's memory of "cold water thrown against a wall of scorching chalk," perfumer Marie Salamagne sourced fresh, aquatic mineral notes to create the Parisian house's first scent. This concentrated extract blends Pink Pepper with floral Freesia and Peony before revealing a warm musk base. Conceived in collaboration with designer Martin Szekely, the translucent black glass bottle references the perforated circle, crescent and triangle motifs that have been the house's signature since first appearing on a leather corset in the '80s.