Year: 1992
Place: New York
Spirals of sandalwood smoke, love letters and curses, white chocolates in pockets, a moment of softness, razor-edged nails, tiered chandeliers, a glimpse of the moon high in the sky, a whisper on lips that turns into a 4am surprise.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for the hour when the room has thinned out, the music is lower, and conversation starts to feel confessional. It suits close company, sharp tailoring, and a little theatricality — a scent that reads as intimate from a distance and more decadent up close.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its sandalwood, cardamom and caramel can unfold without feeling heavy. Two to four sprays are enough; on skin it turns creamy and softly smoky, while in air it keeps a polished, lingering trail rather than a loud projection.
Who it’s for
For those who like woody scents with contrast: spice against sweetness, softness against edge. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy iris, sandalwood and gourmand accents, but want them styled with a nightlife mood rather than a cozy dessert effect.
Release year
1992
The nose
Unknown
Discothèque’s story
Discothèque builds fragrances around nightlife as a place of character, tension and memory. The house treats clubs and after-hours spaces as cultural settings, translating their atmosphere into polished, collectible perfumes with a sharp, modern edge.
Lola at Coat Check’s concept
Lola at Coat Check is framed as a New York nightclub fantasy from 1992, evoking velvet ropes, sandalwood smoke, white chocolates in pockets and the charged secrecy of late-night encounters. The scent centers on Lola, a coat-check girl imagined as both alluring and elusive, the kind of figure who seems to know everyone’s business before anyone knows hers.
Extra info
The name and concept place the fragrance in 1992 New York, with Lola imagined as the coat-check girl who knows the room’s secrets. The bottle is designed as a collectible chrome-and-glass object, echoing a disco ball with sharper lines.
Year: 1992
Place: New York
Spirals of sandalwood smoke, love letters and curses, white chocolates in pockets, a moment of softness, razor-edged nails, tiered chandeliers, a glimpse of the moon high in the sky, a whisper on lips that turns into a 4am surprise.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is for the hour when the room has thinned out, the music is lower, and conversation starts to feel confessional. It suits close company, sharp tailoring, and a little theatricality — a scent that reads as intimate from a distance and more decadent up close.
How to wear
Best in cool to mild weather, where its sandalwood, cardamom and caramel can unfold without feeling heavy. Two to four sprays are enough; on skin it turns creamy and softly smoky, while in air it keeps a polished, lingering trail rather than a loud projection.
Who it’s for
For those who like woody scents with contrast: spice against sweetness, softness against edge. It will appeal to wearers who enjoy iris, sandalwood and gourmand accents, but want them styled with a nightlife mood rather than a cozy dessert effect.
Release year
1992
The nose
Unknown
Discothèque’s story
Discothèque builds fragrances around nightlife as a place of character, tension and memory. The house treats clubs and after-hours spaces as cultural settings, translating their atmosphere into polished, collectible perfumes with a sharp, modern edge.
Lola at Coat Check’s concept
Lola at Coat Check is framed as a New York nightclub fantasy from 1992, evoking velvet ropes, sandalwood smoke, white chocolates in pockets and the charged secrecy of late-night encounters. The scent centers on Lola, a coat-check girl imagined as both alluring and elusive, the kind of figure who seems to know everyone’s business before anyone knows hers.
Extra info
The name and concept place the fragrance in 1992 New York, with Lola imagined as the coat-check girl who knows the room’s secrets. The bottle is designed as a collectible chrome-and-glass object, echoing a disco ball with sharper lines.