Leather
Woody
Notesamberamyrisblack peppercardamomcedarwoodhayleatherpalmarosasandalwoodtumbleweed
Tags
#fresh
#smoky
Style
unisex
Year: 1986
Place: Los Angeles
Palm trees, a wild sweet breeze, fortunes told, green tea leaves, naked hips, Freudian slips, loose lips, sandalwood embers in warm amber sunsets, a city of angels with no angels, a haven for heathens, cowboys and nymphos.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A warm evening when the room is crowded but conversation stays close. Grassy tea-leaf freshness gives the opening an alert edge; suede and sandalwood suggest relaxed physicality, like a soft jacket still carrying the dry warmth of the street.
How to wear
Try it in mild weather or on cooler evenings, when its grassy opening and warm woody base can sit in balance. Start with one or two sprays on the upper chest or forearms for a restrained presence. In hotter conditions, use less and let the cardamom, amber and suede develop on skin before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to supple suede, dry woods and aromatic spice rather than heavy leather or sugary amber. Its contrast of grassy freshness and softly smoky warmth suits a taste for tactile, relaxed fragrances with a slightly untamed edge.
Release year
2024
The nose
Nathalie Rouquet.
Discothèque’s story
Discothèque translates nightlife into scent, treating the dance floor as a meeting place where outsiders and elites share the same rhythm. Based between Los Angeles and London, the house builds fragrances around clubs, cities and moments in time, preserving their emotional charge rather than recreating them literally.
Heathens Cowboys And The Santa Ana Winds’s concept
The fragrance imagines Los Angeles in 1986 through Helena’s, the private nightclub founded by actress and belly dancer Helena Kallianiotes. Its no-photography policy provides a fitting backdrop for a narrative of uninhibited nightlife, tea-leaf fortune-telling and warm California winds. Grass, cardamom, sandalwood and suede form an atmospheric interpretation, not a reconstruction of the venue’s actual scent.
Extra info
The Los Angeles, 1986 setting is part of the perfume’s story, not its release date. Co-founder Hanover Booth has named layering it with Discothèque’s Call for a Good Time as a personal favorite combination.
Notesamberamyrisblack peppercardamomcedarwoodhayleatherpalmarosasandalwoodtumbleweed
Tags
#fresh
#smoky
Style
unisex
Year: 1986
Place: Los Angeles
Palm trees, a wild sweet breeze, fortunes told, green tea leaves, naked hips, Freudian slips, loose lips, sandalwood embers in warm amber sunsets, a city of angels with no angels, a haven for heathens, cowboys and nymphos.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
A warm evening when the room is crowded but conversation stays close. Grassy tea-leaf freshness gives the opening an alert edge; suede and sandalwood suggest relaxed physicality, like a soft jacket still carrying the dry warmth of the street.
How to wear
Try it in mild weather or on cooler evenings, when its grassy opening and warm woody base can sit in balance. Start with one or two sprays on the upper chest or forearms for a restrained presence. In hotter conditions, use less and let the cardamom, amber and suede develop on skin before adding more.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to supple suede, dry woods and aromatic spice rather than heavy leather or sugary amber. Its contrast of grassy freshness and softly smoky warmth suits a taste for tactile, relaxed fragrances with a slightly untamed edge.
Release year
2024
The nose
Nathalie Rouquet.
Discothèque’s story
Discothèque translates nightlife into scent, treating the dance floor as a meeting place where outsiders and elites share the same rhythm. Based between Los Angeles and London, the house builds fragrances around clubs, cities and moments in time, preserving their emotional charge rather than recreating them literally.
Heathens Cowboys And The Santa Ana Winds’s concept
The fragrance imagines Los Angeles in 1986 through Helena’s, the private nightclub founded by actress and belly dancer Helena Kallianiotes. Its no-photography policy provides a fitting backdrop for a narrative of uninhibited nightlife, tea-leaf fortune-telling and warm California winds. Grass, cardamom, sandalwood and suede form an atmospheric interpretation, not a reconstruction of the venue’s actual scent.
Extra info
The Los Angeles, 1986 setting is part of the perfume’s story, not its release date. Co-founder Hanover Booth has named layering it with Discothèque’s Call for a Good Time as a personal favorite combination.