OsmanthusOpens with
Jasmine SambacHeart
MuskDries down to
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Barocco
The bustling energy of a vibrant market where fresh fruits mingle with floral bouquets under the canopy of warm spices.
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BaroccoHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2026 by Moresque, Barocco is a Floral Fruity fragrance for both women and men crafted by perfumer Arthur Marrast. The composition opens with the delicate sweetness of pear and osmanthus, creating an initial impression that is both fresh and inviting. This fruity floral opening leads into a heart of jasmine sambac and rose, where saffron adds a warm, spicy depth. The base notes of musk and sandalwood provide a powdery, woody warmth that grounds the fragrance, making it feel at once modern and lasting.
Apply Barocco in light layers, as the fruity top notes are fleeting but set up the heart and base to shine. The musky warmth builds gradually over time, making it ideal for daytime wear that evolves into evening.
Fig. 01 — Barocco, Moresque
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Arthur Marrast
Arthur Marrast has collaborated on fragrances for the Moresque brand alongside perfumer Andrea 'Thero' Casotti, and created Neroro and Lento for Marcoccia.
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