I would not have thought to wear the perfume to attract or to feel virile as most other brands attempt. I would have worn it to feel comfort. I remember it smelt like a skin to me; leathery, woody and not the usual ingredients that define a perfume. Often, I sprayed it randomly and not only on my skin, but also on clothes.
— Photographer Richard Burbridge on Comme des Garçons 2 Man. Read more in Seven Comme Des Garçons Devotees on the Brand’s “Anti-Perfume” Scents at AnOther.
A lemming for serious fans of Comme des Garçons: the new coffee-table book, Comme des Garçons Parfums 1994-2025, written by Dino Simonett. "Comme des Garçons Parfums is happy to celebrate its thirty years of excellent and progressive scents and design. The entire collection of pebbles, series, special editions and collaborations is presented here for the first time, together with the packaging and hilarious printed matter. Never the same twice, never looking back. From the still irresistible „Eau de Parfum“ (1994) to the futuristic eau oxygénée „Odeur 10“ (2024), the wild bunch is united in a thick book with large images, printed in brilliant colours on thick paper: Comme pour les enfants, de grandes enfants comme nous!" €125 for the threadbound paperback directly from the publisher, Simonett & Baer.
Comme des Garçons will launch Odeur 10, a new fragrance, in December. Odeur 10 is the fourth in the Odeur series, following 1998’s Odeur 53, 2000’s Odeur 71 and 2019’s Odeur Du Théâtre Du Châtelet…
From Comme des Garçons Parfums, a discovery set in packaging decorated by direction by Brazilian artist Samuel de Sabóia. With five 9 ml bottles (CDG2 Eau de Parfum, CDG Man Eau de Toilette, Wonderwood, Blackpepper and Rouge), £60 at Dover Street Market in the UK.
The campaign for Comme des Garçons Zero, with creative direction by Brazilian artist Samuel de Sabóia.