Madame Suzanne is a graceful meeting between French floral heritage and the softness of Arabian white musk — a harmonious union of two worlds. Inspired by the rich olfactory heritage of Provence and Grasse, it brings together French lavender, May Rose and Grandiflorum jasmine.
These precious flowers are wrapped in airy, powdery notes and grounded in the comforting purity of white musk. The name Suzanne, meaning “lily” or “rose” in French, pays tribute to Anthony Marmin’s maternal grandmother, preserving her memory through an elegant fragrance. Rose and jasmine soften the intensity of lavender, evolving into a clean and powdery musk, creating a scent that feels both nostalgic and contemporary.
Olfactory Family: Floral, Powdery, Musky
OLFACTORY NOTES:
Top Notes: French Lavender, May Rose
Heart Notes: Grandiflorum Jasmine, Powdery Notes
Base Notes: Arabian White Musk