Floral
Marine
Notesblue waterlilydragon fruitlemonmagnoliapomelosea saltsea shells
Tags
#clean
Style
unisex
Inspired by new ways of seeing, Lucienne — meaning light — is an exuberant moment of clarity. Pomelo, lemon zest, and dragonfruit reflect against impressions of creamy magnolia, waterlily and shimmering marine waves.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Lucienne suits the moment of stepping outside after a morning spent indoors: sharper light, a change of pace, attention returning to the surroundings. Pomelo gives that sense of renewed focus, while creamy magnolia softens the presence at conversational distance.
How to wear
The citrus, waterlily and marine profile lends itself to mild spring days and warmer weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained impression; skin warmth can bring the creamy floral facet into focus beneath the brighter opening. Keep application light in heat.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to luminous florals with citrus definition and a saline edge. Lucienne will appeal to wearers who enjoy magnolia’s creamy texture but prefer it framed by watery transparency rather than dense sweetness or heavy woods.
Release year
2023
The nose
Jérôme Epinette is known for lucid, finely balanced compositions that give distinctive ingredients room to breathe. His work includes Byredo Bal d’Afrique and Mojave Ghost, fragrances that combine an immediately recognizable character with a polished, contemporary texture. For Lucienne, he translated Liis’s creative brief into a luminous interplay of citrus, creamy flowers and marine impressions.
Collaborators
Liis co-founders Alissa Sullivan and Leslie Hendin served as creative directors, shaping the brief around light, clarity and new ways of seeing. Epinette developed the fragrance from their conceptual direction.
Liis’s story
Liis treats perfume as personal creative expression rather than a fixed identity. Its minimalist compositions draw on emotions, experiences and perspectives, leaving space for individual interpretation. Made in California, the fragrances are conceived for everyday wear, as intimate and familiar as a second skin.
Lucienne’s concept
Lucienne takes its name from the idea of light and was conceived around the clarity that comes with a fresh perspective. Bright citrus and fruit meet creamy, translucent flowers and shimmering marine impressions, giving that abstract inspiration a tangible olfactory form.
Extra info
Liis explains Lucienne’s name as meaning “light.” Its official base notes are unusually described as sea shells and marine accord, extending the fragrance’s coastal imagery without naming a conventional woody base.
Notesblue waterlilydragon fruitlemonmagnoliapomelosea saltsea shells
Tags
#clean
Style
unisex
Inspired by new ways of seeing, Lucienne — meaning light — is an exuberant moment of clarity. Pomelo, lemon zest, and dragonfruit reflect against impressions of creamy magnolia, waterlily and shimmering marine waves.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Lucienne suits the moment of stepping outside after a morning spent indoors: sharper light, a change of pace, attention returning to the surroundings. Pomelo gives that sense of renewed focus, while creamy magnolia softens the presence at conversational distance.
How to wear
The citrus, waterlily and marine profile lends itself to mild spring days and warmer weather. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a restrained impression; skin warmth can bring the creamy floral facet into focus beneath the brighter opening. Keep application light in heat.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to luminous florals with citrus definition and a saline edge. Lucienne will appeal to wearers who enjoy magnolia’s creamy texture but prefer it framed by watery transparency rather than dense sweetness or heavy woods.
Release year
2023
The nose
Jérôme Epinette is known for lucid, finely balanced compositions that give distinctive ingredients room to breathe. His work includes Byredo Bal d’Afrique and Mojave Ghost, fragrances that combine an immediately recognizable character with a polished, contemporary texture. For Lucienne, he translated Liis’s creative brief into a luminous interplay of citrus, creamy flowers and marine impressions.
Collaborators
Liis co-founders Alissa Sullivan and Leslie Hendin served as creative directors, shaping the brief around light, clarity and new ways of seeing. Epinette developed the fragrance from their conceptual direction.
Liis’s story
Liis treats perfume as personal creative expression rather than a fixed identity. Its minimalist compositions draw on emotions, experiences and perspectives, leaving space for individual interpretation. Made in California, the fragrances are conceived for everyday wear, as intimate and familiar as a second skin.
Lucienne’s concept
Lucienne takes its name from the idea of light and was conceived around the clarity that comes with a fresh perspective. Bright citrus and fruit meet creamy, translucent flowers and shimmering marine impressions, giving that abstract inspiration a tangible olfactory form.
Extra info
Liis explains Lucienne’s name as meaning “light.” Its official base notes are unusually described as sea shells and marine accord, extending the fragrance’s coastal imagery without naming a conventional woody base.