Perfume Houses ~ N to O :: Now Smell This

This page lists perfume houses with names starting with the letters N and O. Perfume houses are alphabetized by first name, so that "Nanette Lepore" is listed under N. Some perfume houses have their own pages — if the name is a link, click on it.

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This page was last updated on 4 May 2019.

Nanadebary

Nana de Bary attended the Parsons School of Design and worked for various fashion magazines in the United States before returning to her native Austria. In the late 1990s, she opened a boutique in Vienna featuring perfumes, cosmetics, T-shirts and handbags. Her first perfume, Nanadebary, was released in 2001, and is now known as Classic Pink to distinguish it from the Nanadebary fragrances that followed: Bronze and Green.

Liaison de Parfum

In 2013, Nana de Bary introduced a new line, Liaison de Parfum, with four fragrances: Stay With Me, I Dare You, Resist Me & No Matter What. As If followed in 2016.

Website: ~~Nanadebary~~ (site no longer active) Liaison de Parfum

Nanette Lepore

American fashion designer with 6 boutiques worldwide; her style has been variously described as bohemian, quirky and girly. Her first fragrance, Nanette Lepore, launched in 2004 and was followed by Shanghai Butterfly in 2006.

Recent releases include Love Bird (limited edition, 2007), Nanette by Nanette Lepore (2009).

Website: Nanette Lepore

Naomi Campbell

British supermodel whose first scent, Naomi Campbell, launched in 1999. Subsequent releases include Naomagic (2000), Exult (2002), Mystery (2003) and Sunset (2004).

Recent releases include Cat Deluxe (2006), Winter Kiss (2006), Cat Deluxe At Night (2007), Eternal Beauty (2007), Seductive Elixir (2008), Cat Deluxe With Kisses (2009), Naomi by Naomi Campbell (2010), Wild Pearl (2011), At Night (2012), Queen of Gold (2013), Private (2015), Bohemian Garden (2016), Prêt à Porter (2016), Prêt à Porter Silk Collection (2017).

Website: Naomi Campbell

Napa Valley

See Flora Napa Valley.

Narciso Rodriguez

Nasomatto

Amsterdam-based niche line established in 2007 by Alessandro Gualtieri. Initial offerings included Hindu Grass, Duro, Narcotic Venus, Silver Musk and Absinth. Gualtieri has since launched the Orto Parisi brand.

Recent releases include China White (2008), Black Afgano (2009), Nuda (2010), Pardon (2011).

Blamage, released in 2014, was reportedly the last of the line, but was followed by Baraonda (2016), Nudiflorum (2018).

Where to buy: at Barneys or Luckyscent in the US, at First in Fragrance in Germany.

Website: Nasomatto

Natori

Lingerie design house of Josie Natori.

Fragrances were introduced in Natori boutiques in the early 1980s; a later scent, Natori Body Applique, was distributed in department stores in the late 1980s. Two more fragrances, Natori (1995) and Josie (1997), were released under collaborative arrangements with Avon.

In 2008, Natori signed a licensing deal with Parlux. The first fragrance under those arrangements will be Natori Eau de Parfum (2009). In 2014, the license went to Luxe Brands.

Recent releases include Josie (2014), Josie Exotic Petals (2015).

Website: Natori

Nautica

American sportswear label. Fragrances were introduced in 1992 with Nautica for men. Subsequent releases include Nautica for women (1997), Latitude Longitude (2000). Fragrances are currently produced under arrangements with Coty.

Recent releases include Nautica Blue (2006), Nautica Voyage (2006), Nautica Island Voyage (2007), My Voyage (2007), Sunset Voyage (2008), Nautica Regatta (2009), Nautica Oceans (2009), Pure Nautica (2010), Pure Nautica Discovery (2011), Aqua Rush (2012), Aqua Rush Gold (2013), Nautica Voyage N-83 (2013), Nautica Life (2014), Life Energy (2015), Voyage Sport (2016), Voyage Heritage (2018).

Website: Nautica

Neela Vermeire Créations

French niche line established by Neela Vermeire, featuring fragrances inspired by her native India. The line debuted in 2011 with Trayee, Bombay Bling and Mohur.

Recent fragrances include Ashoka (2013), Pichola (2015), Rahele (2016), Niral (2018).

Where to buy: at Luckyscent in the US, at Roullier White in the UK, at Jovoy Paris in France, or from the website (see below).

Website: Neela Vermeire

Neil Morris

Boston-based indie perfume house specializing in custom fragrance services.

In 2007, Neil Morris launched a line of 8 ready-to-wear fragrances: Aegean, Afire, Clear, Coral, Midnight Flower, Quest, Storm and Zephyr. The Vault Collection comprises another 50+ fragrances made available online in Spring 2008.

Recent releases include Neil Morris for Takashimaya New York (2008).

Website: Neil Morris

NellyRodi

Paris-based company established in 1985 as a trend forecasting service in the fashion, cosmetics and home decoration industries. They issue seasonal trend books and special reports which help buyers figure out just what the latest thing is going to be,

In 2005, NellyRodi issued Scent Factory, a collection of 8 oriental fragrances. See reviews for Incense, Rhum, Cardamome, Cacao & Gingembre, Bois, Ambre, Rose.

Recent releases include Scent Factory 9 (2007).

Website: NellyRodi

Nest Fragrances

Founded by Laura Slatkin, formerly of Slatkin & Co. The line specialized in home fragrance and bath products until 2012, when three personal fragrances were added: Amazon Lily, Passiflora & Midnight Fleur.

Recent releases include Body and Soul collection (2012), White Narcisse (2013), Dahlia & Vines, White Sandalwood (2013), Paradise (2014), Indigo (2014), Verde (2015), Midnight Fleur Soleil (2015), Citrine (2016), Black Tulip (2016), Wisteria Blue (2018), Cocoa Woods (2018), Wild Poppy (2019).

Where to buy: at Sephora and Neiman Marcus, or from the website.

Website: Nest Fragrances

Nez a Nez

French niche line established by Christa Patout in 2005. The line includes ten scents: Ambre à Sade, Atelier d’Artiste, Bal Musqué, Bouche Baie, Figues et Garçons, Forêt de Bécharré, Marron Chic, Mille et une Figues and Rosier Ardent et Vanithé.

Recent releases include Immortelle Marilyn & Hiroshima Mon Amour (2011).

Where to buy: at First in Fragrance in Germany.

Website: Nez A Nez

Nickel

French spa (as of 2006, they had spas in Paris, London, San Francisco & New York) and grooming line for men.

Fragrances were introduced in 2003 with Ennemi, followed by Eau Maximum in 2006.

Recent releases include Calamity Ginger, Suzy Panty & Ulla Lala (2007).

Where to buy: at Nickel spas, hamptonct.

Website: ~~Nickel~~ (site no longer active)

Nicki Minaj

Singer Nicki Minaj launched her first fragrance, Pink Friday, in 2012 under licensing arrangements with Elizabeth Arden.

Subsequent releases include Pink Friday Special Edition (2013), Minajesty (2013), Onika & Minajesty Exotic Edition (2014), The Pinkprint (2015), Trini Girl (2016), Queen (2019).

Where to buy: at department stores and online discounters.

Nicole Farhi

French-born designer who launched her own label in the UK in the 1980s.

Fragrances were introduced in 2005 with Nicole Farhi Femme & Homme. Recent introductions include Bleu Azur for women and Bleu Intense for men (2007).

Website: Nicole Farhi

Nicole Miller

American fashion designer who started designing in 1982 and opened her first boutique in 1986. Miller graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design before studying couture in Paris; today, she is best known for her brightly colored prints.

Fragrances were introduced in the 90s under licensing arrangements with Riviera, and included Nicole Miller (1993), Nicole Miller for Men (1994) and Nicole (1998).

Nicole Miller by Nicole Miller (2010), originally slated for a 2009 launch under the name Frenzy, will be the first launch under new arrangements with Parlux.

Website: Nicole Miller

Niki de Saint Phalle

French sculptor and painter (d.2002); her eponymous fragrance, which launched in 1982, features blue and gold packaging with a design of intertwined serpents. The success of the perfume helped to fund the creation of The Tarot Garden in Italy (more information at website, see below).

Website: Niki de Saint Phalle

Nina Ricci

Nobile 1942

Italian niche line; fragrances include Pontevecchio, Pontevecchio W, Anonimo Veneziano and Vespriesperidati.

Recent releases include Acqua Nobile, Lavanda Nobile (2008?), Cedro Atlas, Rose Incantevole, Patchouli Nobile and Casta Diva (2009), Ambra Nobile, Estroverso (2010), Chypre 1942, Muschio Nobile (2011), Le Petit Chocolatier (2011), La Danza delle Libellule (2012), Infinito & Café Chantant (2013), Vespri Aromatico & Vespri Orientale (2013), Rudis (2014), Fougère Nobile (2015), Malia (2015), Sandalo Nobile (2016), Perdizione (2016), 1001 (2017), Levante (2017).

Website: Nobile 1942

Norma Kamali

American fashion designer who opened her first boutique in New York City in 1968. Fragrances were introduced in 1986 with a duo (to layer or wear separately) called simply Norma Kamali. Fragrances include Norma Kamali, Incense, Baby, Lavande, Jazmin, Violette, Zagara, The, Ceremony, Beach, Olive You and Cucumber. These scents do not appear to be in production as of 2013.

Website: Norma Kamali

Nouveau Paris

Perfume line established by Lusina Yaraliantz. Two ranges: Les Fleurs for women, Dumann for men.

Where to buy: at selected Dillards stores or via the website (see below).

Website: ~~Nouveau Paris~~ (website defunct)

Nyakio

Bath & body line founded by Nyakio Kamoche and Troy Nankin in 2001. The products are inspired by Kamoche's African heritage. The eponymous fragrance, Nyakio, is available in perfume oil and dry oil spray.

Recent releases include Safi (2008).

Website: Nyakio

O Boticario

Brazilian company founded in 1977 as a small prescription drugstore. Today O Boticario is one of the largest franchise cosmetics and perfumery companies in the world, with stores in Latin America, Portugal, Australia and Japan. To my knowledge, they are not yet available in the United States.

Website: O Boticario (Brazil) O Boticario (Australia)

Ocean Pacific

Company founded by Jim Jenks in the early 1970s. Their early emphasis was on surf clothing and Hawaiian shirts. OP still produces clothing and gear for board sports enthusiasts, but they are now more of a "West Coast lifestyle" brand aimed at the youth market.

Fragrances were introduced in 2001 with OP Juice scents for men and women. Subsequent releases include Ocean Pacific and OP Blend. Fragrances are produced under arrangements with Parlux.

Website: Ocean Pacific (no fragrance information)

Odin New York

New York-based retailer established in 2004; according to their website, they were "one of the first lifestyle stores dedicated to men".

Fragrances were established in 2009 with Odin 01 Nomad, 02 Owari and 03 Century. Odin 04 Petrana followed in 2010.

Recent releases include 06 Amanu (2011), 07 Tanoke (2011), 08 Seylon (2012), 09 Posala (2012), 10 Roam (2013), 11 Semma (2013), White Line Efflora, Milieu Rosa & Vert Reseda (2014), 12 Lacha (2015), 00 Auriel (2015).

Where to buy: in the US at Aedes, Barneys and Luckyscent; in France at Colette.

Website: Odin New York

Odori

Offshoot of Italian niche line Bois 1920. Odori debuted in 2008 with six masculine fragrances: Gli Odori, Iris, Spigo, Tabacco, Zafferano & Cuoio.

Where to buy: at Luckyscent in the US, at First in Fragrance in Germany.

Website: Profumo di Firenze

Oilily

Dutch line of clothing & accessories for women and children. Fragrances include Oilily Classic.

Recent releases include Oilily Muse (2007), Blue Sparkle (2008), Lucky Girl (2009), Ovation (2009).

Where to buy: at Oilily boutiques or online fragrance discounters.

Website: Oilily

Old Spice

Fragrance line produced by the Shulton Company: Early American Old Spice for women launched in 1937, the now iconic Old Spice for men in 1938. The Shulton Company was purchased by Proctor & Gamble in the 1990s.

Recent releases include OS Signature (2006), Foxcrest & Wolfthorn (2013).

Website: Old Spice

Olfactive Studio

French niche line founded by Céline Verleure in 2011. The fragrances are inspired by works of contemporary photography. The brand debuted with Still Life, Autoportrait and Chambre Noire.

Recent releases include Lumière Blanche (2012), Flashback (2013), Ombre Indigo (2014), Panorama (2015), Selfie (2015), Still Life in Rio (2016), Close Up (2016), Woody Mood (2017), Flash Back in New York (2018), Vanilla Shot, Leather Shot & Chypre Shot (2018).

Where to buy: at Luckyscent in the US, Etiket in Canada, First in Fragrance in Germany.

Website: Olfactive Studio

Oliver & Co

Spanish niche brand founded in 2011. Fragrances include M.O.U.S.S.E., M.O.U.S.S.E. II, La Colonia, Resina and Vetiverus.

Where to buy: in the US at Luckyscent.

Website: Oliver & Co

Olivier Durbano

Olivier Durbano trained as an architect, then established himself as a jeweler in France in 2000, first in Lyon, later in Paris. His perfumes were inspired by his Bijoux de Pierres Poèmes (Stone Poem Jewels). Rock Crystal debuted in 2005, and was followed by Amethyst in 2006, Black Tourmaline in 2007.

Recent releases include Jade (2008), Turquoise (2009), Rose Quartz (2010), Citrine (2011), Heliotrope (2012), Lapis Philosophorum (2013), Prométhée (2014), Chrysolithe (2015), Lapis Lazuli (2016), Labradorite (2017), Pyrit Ana Tra (2018).

Where to buy: in the US at Luckyscent, in Germany at First in Fragrance.

Website: Olivier Durbano

Omnia Gioielli

Italian jewelry brand. As of early 2009, there were six fragrances named for semi-precious stones: Ambra, Granato, Acquamarina, Onice, Peridoto and Cristallo di Rocca.

Recent releases include Oro & Argento (2011), Platino & Titanio (2012).

Where to buy: in the US at Luckyscent.

Website: Omnia Gioielli

Opus Oils

California-based indie perfume house.

Recent releases include Roller Girl (2007), Satan's Angel (2007), the Fetish Collection (2008), Unearthly Beauty? by Gretchen Bonaduce (2008), Jitterbug (2008), Afraid of the Dark (2009), Dirty Sexy Wilde (2009), Burlesque Collection (?), Wild Child #13 (2011), Eau Pear Tingle (2012), M’Eau Joe No. 3 (2012).

Website: Opus Oils

Origins

Botanically-oriented skin and bodycare company founded in 1990 under the Estee Lauder umbrella. Fragrances include Spring Fever (1995), Ginger Essence (2000).

Recent releases include Shedonism (2007).

Where to buy: at department stores.

Website: Origins

Oriza L Legrand

House established in the eighteenth or nineteenth century and resurrected by new owners in 2012. By early 2014, the brand had released eight fragrances: Chypre Mousse, Relique d’Amour, Horizon, Oeillet Louis XV, Rêve d'Ossian, Jardins d'Armide, Déjà le Printemps and Foin Fraîchement Coupé.

Recent releases include Muguet Fleuri (2014), Vetiver Royal Bourbon (2014), Royal Oeillet (2014), Violettes du Czar (2014), Marions-Nous & Héliotrope Blanc (2014), Cuir de l'Aigle Russe (2015), Villa Lympia (2016), Gentry Jockey Club & Les Tourterelles de Zelmis (2017), La Fleur d'Oranger, Cologne Extra-Vieille & La L'Eau de Corse (2017), Secret Joly (2018).

Where to buy: in the US at Luckyscent or Twisted Lily.

Website: Oriza Parfums

Orlane

French skincare and cosmetics brand founded in 1946 by Jean d'Albret. Perfumes were introduced that same year with Ecusson. Current fragrances include Fleurs d'Orlane, Eau d'Orlane and Be 21 (2001).

Recent releases include Les bouquets d’Orlane Autour de la rose, Autour du muguet, Autour de l’iris and Autour du coquelicot (2009).