OHTOP unveils some Korean spirit with its new Art perfume collection, to discover in September 2024
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Behind this project of OHTOP stands Romeo Oh, a Korean designer established in Paris since the early 1990s. Romeo embodies the fusion of two cultures in the world of fashion and perfume. 
For your information, those OHTOP perfumes, crafted according to the traditions of French perfumery, incorporate elements of Korean culture, reflecting Romeo Oh‘s heritage and personal experiences.
For instance, each fragrance results from collaborations with various renowned perfumers, such as Alexis Dadier, Amélie Bourgeois, Anne-Sophie Behaghel, and of course Romeo himself, under the direction of the Carbonnel teams. Therefore, OHTOP continues to explore the links between fashion and beauty, while committing to a positive impact on our climate and fragile nature.
In another hand, OHTOP is also distinguished by its commitment to sustainability and the preservation of biodiversity. Thus, the brand uses traceable, non-toxic and for sure natural ingredients, and adopts ethical and transparent production practices. Their 15ml bottles are refillable and all are fully recyclable, reducing the random carbon footprint. Their packaging materials are chosen for their low environmental impact, including fully recyclable paper and biodegradable cellophane. This collection of unisex perfumes is designed as an olfactory wardrobe, inviting everyone to assert themselves with style and freedom.
This year, OHTOP is enriching its collection with three new fragrances, each carrying a distinct story and inspiration. Among this trio launching, you could count on Air Oud, which is a perfume, imagined by the perfumer Karine Vinchon, inspired by the image of a Buddhist temple, covered in moss. Here, it combines the delicate freshness of oud wood, adorned with notes of orange blossom and sandalwood, creating a duality between a soft start and a more animal base. Once wearing it, be ready to feel various emotions of comfort, tranquility and fresh air, as well thanks to its ingredients of rice and incense. Price: 230 euros for a 100ml bottle.
Then, be ready for some chance inspiration. Therefore, deeply inspired by the famous number 8, symbol of luck and metamorphosis in Asia, the Októ fragrance is a celebration of the positive energy, somehow emanating from this number 8, symbolizing chance and abundance. Its simple and luminous formula, conceived by perfumer Julien Rasquinet, contains eight seeds, evoking rebirth and hope. This perfume captures the scented raw and noble wakes of humus, through notes of ambrette seed, along pear, and iris. Price: 200 euros for a 100ml bottle.
The last of the three new fragrances is named Half Moon, inspired by the melody of a Korean nursery rhyme, better known as Bandal (meaning “half moon”). This perfume evokes the sweetness of youth, with a composition dominated by cedar, floral notes of rose, jasmine, heliotrope and a breath of mountainous oxygen.
