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Heretic Parfum · Sold as unisex
Queen of the Night
The first spritz of a new perfume on an early evening walk, where the crispness of citrus blends with the warmth of floral musk.
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Douglas Little's Queen of the Night by Heretic Parfum is a daring floral composition that challenges conventional fragrance norms. Launched in 2025, it opens with a bright burst of ylang-ylang and lime, creating an unexpected contrast against the rich sweetness of jasmine and mimosa. Vetiver adds a grounding woody element, while vanilla rounds out the base with a comforting warmth. This unisex parfum embodies Heretic’s ethos of natural, artisanal fragrances that defy traditional expectations.
Apply two to three sprays and let it settle for a few minutes before dressing. The ylang-ylang and lime notes are vibrant but fleeting, so the vetiver base will carry the fragrance through the day without overpowering.
Fig. 01 — Queen of the Night, Heretic Parfum
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Douglas Little
Douglas Little, the only child of professional photographers, developed his fragrance sense as a child through a game with his mother identifying plants by scent.
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