Les Liquides Imaginaires
Les Liquides Imaginaires treats fragrance as a symbolic narrative in which smoke, water, light, and shadow gain their own meaning. Philippe Di Méo organises compositions into trilogies, turning selection into entry into an imagined universe.



Les Liquides Imaginaires
The idea took form at Paris Design Week in October 2011. Philippe Di Méo returned to perfume as a passage between the visible and elusive, material and spiritual, giving the house its language of ritual liquids and altered perception.
Trilogies place compositions in dialogue and explore profane and sacred, flesh and spirit, shadow and light. Les Eaux Imaginaires joins legendary liquids, geographical images, and invented waters within one cycle.
Choose through association rather than a conventional family: smoke, cool water, light, or mysterious depth. Allow the composition time on skin and observe how its narrative changes from opening to trail.