Eight & Bob Le Pari d'Honfleur 100ml MOS The Label An apron dress ties at

An apron dress ties at the back and leaves it open

so it moves and catches light as the wrist does

and navy does neither

Natural is the one that goes under everything and reads as considered rather than plain

Brown is the one that goes with tweed and with denim and looks wrong with nothing

Eight & Bob Le Pari d'Honfleur 100ml MOS The Label An apron dress ties atGreen fig is the fruit before it ripens, which smells of leaf and sap rather than of anything sweet. Le Pari d'Honfleur opens there with cardamom and violet beside it, then slides into tonka, papyrus and coconut with sandalwood and musk holding the base down. The coconut is what surprises people and it never reads as suncream, because there is too much dry wood underneath it. Honfleur is on the Normandy coast, which explains the cool green opening.