How a SospiroIs Written

The score

Take Bel Canto. Its name is an 18th-century Italian singing style, and the perfume is built to match it — a modern, powdery composition that opens bright and resolves soft, the scent equivalent of a held note. Every Sospiro starts this way: a named idea first, then a structure that performs it.

The instruments


The palette runs from Mediterranean citrus and crisp fruit to Turkish rose, leather, amber, sandalwood and a measured touch of oud. Materials are chosen to harmonise — bright against warm, sharp against smooth — so each arrangement has contrast, not just sweetness.

The performers


The compositions are voiced by perfumers including Christian Provenzano — fifty years at the craft, behind Vibrato and Opera Grande — alongside the house’s wider team.

Meet the perfumers

The instrument case

Each fragrance is sealed in a velvet flacon finished to feel like a butterfly’s wing and capped in engraved rose-gold. The butterfly carries the house’s gold dust from one wearer to the next — love, in motion.