Woody
Notesambergrapefruitmuskorris (iris root)patchoulipink peppertonka beansvanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#powdery
Style
unisex
The name means “sinful loves”, but there’s no sin in loving a perfume as irresistible as Amori Peccatori. This parfum deposits a quick kiss of fresh grapefruit and pink pepper before getting straight to the point: a plush pillow of orris, tonka bean and vanilla. The base of patchouli, amber and animalic musks lets people know you mean business.
Perfumer: Maud Chabanis
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The conversation has quietened, but neither person is ready to leave. Amori suits that closer register: grapefruit and pepper bring an initial spark, while plush orris and animalic musks suggest a more intimate presence beneath the polished surface.
How to wear
Try it in cool or mild weather, when the powdery orris and warm amber-vanilla base are less likely to feel heavy. Begin with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the bright opening to settle before adding more; a restrained application suits its intimate, musky character.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to powdery iris fragrances but wanting more warmth and shadow than a purely cosmetic effect. Tonka and vanilla provide plushness, while patchouli and animalic musks appeal to tastes that favour woody depth over straightforward sweetness.
Release year
2026
The nose
Maud Chabanis created Amori Peccatori in collaboration with founder and creative director Saif Bassim. Her contribution to the house’s inaugural collection also includes Immortali and Dominanti; here, she pairs a bright citrus-pepper opening with powdery orris and a darker, animalic base.
Collaborators
Saif Bassim, founder and creative director, shaped the fragrance’s conceptual brief around contradiction. He worked with Maud Chabanis to translate the house’s interplay of light and shadow into Amori’s sensual, nocturnal character.
Santi Peccatori’s story
Santi Peccatori treats identity as something layered rather than fixed, embracing the sacred and sinful without asking the wearer to choose. Its luminous SANTI and darker PECCATORI lines express contrasting moods at the same concentration: the distinction lies in character, not strength.
Amori Peccatori’s concept
Amori belongs to the house’s inaugural four-fragrance collection. Its conceptual roots lie in Saif Bassim’s refusal to choose between his Egyptian and Irish identities, which became a creative brief built around contradiction. For Amori, that idea takes a sensual, nocturnal form: a bright opening giving way to plush powder and darker musks.
Extra info
Amori Peccatori means “sinful loves.” Its official format is a 50 ml Parfum with 25% fragrance compound—the same concentration used across both the SANTI and PECCATORI lines.
Also featured in
Soft Skin Scents
Notesambergrapefruitmuskorris (iris root)patchoulipink peppertonka beansvanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#powdery
Style
unisex
The name means “sinful loves”, but there’s no sin in loving a perfume as irresistible as Amori Peccatori. This parfum deposits a quick kiss of fresh grapefruit and pink pepper before getting straight to the point: a plush pillow of orris, tonka bean and vanilla. The base of patchouli, amber and animalic musks lets people know you mean business.
Perfumer: Maud Chabanis
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The conversation has quietened, but neither person is ready to leave. Amori suits that closer register: grapefruit and pepper bring an initial spark, while plush orris and animalic musks suggest a more intimate presence beneath the polished surface.
How to wear
Try it in cool or mild weather, when the powdery orris and warm amber-vanilla base are less likely to feel heavy. Begin with one or two sprays on skin, allowing the bright opening to settle before adding more; a restrained application suits its intimate, musky character.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to powdery iris fragrances but wanting more warmth and shadow than a purely cosmetic effect. Tonka and vanilla provide plushness, while patchouli and animalic musks appeal to tastes that favour woody depth over straightforward sweetness.
Release year
2026
The nose
Maud Chabanis created Amori Peccatori in collaboration with founder and creative director Saif Bassim. Her contribution to the house’s inaugural collection also includes Immortali and Dominanti; here, she pairs a bright citrus-pepper opening with powdery orris and a darker, animalic base.
Collaborators
Saif Bassim, founder and creative director, shaped the fragrance’s conceptual brief around contradiction. He worked with Maud Chabanis to translate the house’s interplay of light and shadow into Amori’s sensual, nocturnal character.
Santi Peccatori’s story
Santi Peccatori treats identity as something layered rather than fixed, embracing the sacred and sinful without asking the wearer to choose. Its luminous SANTI and darker PECCATORI lines express contrasting moods at the same concentration: the distinction lies in character, not strength.
Amori Peccatori’s concept
Amori belongs to the house’s inaugural four-fragrance collection. Its conceptual roots lie in Saif Bassim’s refusal to choose between his Egyptian and Irish identities, which became a creative brief built around contradiction. For Amori, that idea takes a sensual, nocturnal form: a bright opening giving way to plush powder and darker musks.
Extra info
Amori Peccatori means “sinful loves.” Its official format is a 50 ml Parfum with 25% fragrance compound—the same concentration used across both the SANTI and PECCATORI lines.
Also featured in
Soft Skin Scents