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WIDIAN · Sold as unisex
Harrods Exclusive
The quiet intensity of an upscale city apartment where fresh spices mingle with warm woods and leather accents create a sense of refined comfort.
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Harrods ExclusiveHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2024 by WIDIAN, Harrods Exclusive is a unisex fragrance crafted by perfumer Jordi Fernández. This composition marries the warmth of leather and oud with aromatic spices and fresh notes, creating an olfactory experience that feels both lasting and contemporary. The blend opens with cypress and pink pepper, providing a crisp freshness that gives way to the rich depth of oud and saffron. As it settles, patchouli and vanilla add a warm, enveloping quality, while leather and musk anchor the base, ensuring a lasting presence.
Apply this fragrance to pulse points, allowing the top notes to dry down before layering. The cypress and pink pepper are fleeting but impactful, so two sprays will ensure that the heart and base notes have time to develop fully on the skin.
Fig. 01 — Harrods Exclusive, WIDIAN
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Warmly received so far: loved by 59%, disliked or hated by 10%.

































