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Aaron Terence Hughes · Sold as unisex
Fever
A cozy nook in a bustling café where the air is thick with the scent of warm honey, baked goods, and soft spices.
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FeverHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Fever, launched in 2024 by Aaron Terence Hughes, is an Oriental Floral fragrance that balances sweet and spicy notes with a rich depth of honey and vanilla. The saffron and plum create an unexpected tension, adding a fruity warmth to the composition. This unisex scent opens with bergamot before settling into a heart of amber and sandalwood, grounded by tonka bean. It's a fragrance that captures both intensity and comfort, reflecting the brand’s commitment to ethical practices and exceptional craftsmanship.
Apply Fever sparingly as the honeyed sweetness can be quite potent. A single spritz on each wrist will allow the layers to unfold throughout the day. This fragrance works best in cooler settings where its warmth can envelop you without overpowering the surrounding atmosphere.
Fig. 01 — Fever, Aaron Terence Hughes
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Aaron Terence Hughes
The independent oilmanAaron Terence Hughes is a British perfumer and founder of his own eponymous fragrance house.
Designer Aaron Terence Hughes
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