Niche retailers like Escentials have grown significantly across South-East Asia in recent years. — Luxasia
SOMETHING is in the air in the fragrance industry. An arena once dominated by the likes of iconic designer classics such as Chanel No 5 and Dior J’adore has, in recent years, seen niche luxury brands such as Diptyque, Creed and Maison Francis Kurkdjian come to the fore.
Consumers are increasingly gravitating towards artisanal, niche labels to satisfy their olfactory senses when it comes to their fragrance purchases.
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Niche retailers like Escentials have grown significantly across South-East Asia in recent years. — Luxasia
Etat Libre d'Orange's I Am Trash fragrance is made using upcycled waste ingredients. — Trove
Consumers are increasingly turning to artisanal perfumes by niche labels, over designer brands. — Ferdinando Ferrazzi
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