Call For A Good Time

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All about this fragrance

Vibe check

The tempo is high, but the encounter is close: a conversation held beside the dance floor, with bright yuzu cutting through the enveloping jasmine and ylang-ylang. Its floral volume suits a charged, sociable presence, while musk gives the composition a softer register at closer range.

How to wear

Try it in mild spring or summer weather, when the contrast between bright yuzu and full white florals feels especially apt. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in a warm, crowded room, keep the application restrained so the floral body does not overwhelm the citrus-green opening.

Who it’s for

For those who enjoy expressive jasmine and ylang-ylang but prefer citrus-green brightness to sugary sweetness. It suits a taste for vivid, sensual florals with a musky foundation rather than discreet, minimalist compositions.

Release year

2024

The nose

Jean-Charles Mignon.

Discothèque’s story

Based between Los Angeles and London, Discothèque translates memorable nights into fragrance, linking cities, clubs and moments in time. Its focus is the emotional atmosphere of nightlife: shared exhilaration, unexpected encounters and the intimacy of a crowded dance floor, rather than the literal smell of a club.

Call For A Good Time’s concept

Call For A Good Time imagines Womb in Tokyo in 2000, translating the flashes of dance-floor lasers into an abstract floral composition. The brand’s fictional birthday-night vignette surrounds an encounter with coloured lights, jasmine, a giant mirror ball and yuzu cake. The setting supplies the emotional brief, not a literal reconstruction of nightclub air.

Extra info

The year 2000 in the product description identifies its imagined Tokyo setting, not its release year. Although yuzu birthday cake appears in the story, the official note pyramid lists yuzu without a separate cake, vanilla or frosting note.