Parfums de Marly

Parfums de Marly is a French niche house named after the 18th-century royal stud farm of Marly. The house positions itself as 'luxury inspired by the court of Louis XV' but is best known in practice for Layton (2016), a sweet apple-vanilla-woody composition that became a Gen-Z social-media staple. The house sits at the entry-niche price point and is widely available through grey-market discounters.