Fall 2026 Fragrance Roundup: Bottega Veneta, Diptyque, Byredo, Maison Margiela, Dior and More

Key facts

• Bottega Veneta's "Alta" collection comprises ten Eau de Parfum expressions, each pairing an Italian ingredient with one from elsewhere, launched two years after the house's inaugural fragrance collection.
• Diptyque's "Les Rituels de Soin" was created in collaboration with Nathalie Cetto and covers morning, evening, and beauty rituals.
• Byredo's "Future Memories" was created by perfumer Quentin Bisch with vanilla, orange blossom, and blackcurrant accord, and photographed by Arnaud Lajeunie in Cape Town, South Africa.
• Maison Margiela's "Scentsorium" comprises six genderless fragrances inspired by Motus Animi, the movement of emotions.
• Dior Paradise by perfumer Francis Kurkdjian draws on Château de La Colle Noire, Monsieur Christian Dior's private sanctuary in Grasse.
• Dries Van Noten's Velvet Violet was created by perfumer Gaël Montero and features pink pepper, sesame, barley, vetiver, and tonka bean in a refillable deep-purple flacon.
• Jean Paul Gaultier's "Les Ateliers Gaultier" includes six fragrances: Musc Terrible, French Oud, Ambre Tatouage, Rose Palace, Cuir 1976, and Santal Paname.
• Maison Francis Kurkdjian's OUD Velvet Mood follows OUD silk mood and OUD satin mood, with Kurkdjian stating oud brings an animalic side that has become rare in contemporary perfumery.