RumOpens with
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SandalwoodDries down to
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Chris Collins · Sold as unisex
Harlem Nights
The dim glow of a jazz club, where the heat of spices and the warmth of woodsy notes mix with the smooth resonance of late-night conversations.
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The story behind the bottle.
Harlem Nights by Chris Collins was launched in 2017, crafted by perfumer Laurent Marrone. This unisex fragrance opens with a vibrant clash of citrus and spices — grapefruit and lemon meet saffron and nutmeg — creating an immediate tension that is both fresh and warm. The heart unfolds into a rich blend of iris and jasmine, balanced by the earthy depth of patchouli and cedar. The base notes of rum, sandalwood, vanilla, musk, and vetiver bring a sensual warmth that evokes the intimate atmosphere of late-night jazz clubs.
Apply two sprays to pulse points for an even spread. The citrus-spicy opening is vibrant but fades within the first hour; allow time for the base notes to settle in before heading out, as they bloom slowly and provide a lasting warmth.
Fig. 01 — Harlem Nights, Chris Collins
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Laurent Marrone
Laurent Marrone is a perfumer who collaborated with the niche house Maison Matine on fragrance creations.
Designer Chris Collins
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