Inspired by the dream of an upside-down world. Mandarin and blood orange mix with aquatic, airy and green notes to create a surreal dreamscape where the sky is beneath your feet and a vast blue ocean hangs over your head. See-through boats drift by, and the invigorating aroma of imaginary citrus trees energizes your senses. You don’t want to go back to the world you know.
Perfumer: Maud Chabanis
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the kind of fragrance that suits close, unhurried company in bright daylight, when you want to feel lucid but slightly untethered. It reads as clean, airy and imaginative, with enough marine lift to keep the mood open and animated rather than intimate or heavy.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in warm air where its aquatic citrus profile can stay buoyant. Apply lightly to keep the transparent structure intact; a few sprays are enough for a crisp, breezy trail that feels fresher on skin than in fabric.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like citrus with a marine edge, soft floral transparency and a modern, airy finish. It will appeal to those who prefer fresh fragrances that feel imaginative and slightly surreal rather than strictly sporty or soapy.
Release year
2024
The nose
Maud Chabanis. Chabanis is presented here as the perfumer behind Far Very Far 18.08, and the composition fits a style that leans toward airy, modern clarity rather than heavy structure. The fragrance’s citrus-marine brightness and dreamlike transparency suggest a hand comfortable with luminous, abstract compositions that feel more atmospheric than literal.
Neydo’s story
Neydo is a concept-driven house built around the idea that dreams can be translated into scent. Its identity is poetic and exploratory, with fragrances conceived as olfactory interpretations of subconscious stories rather than conventional perfume themes.
Far Very Far 18.08’s concept
Far Very Far 18.08 is framed as a dream of an upside-down world: mandarin and blood orange mingle with aquatic, airy and green notes to create a surreal landscape where the sky seems to sit below your feet. The concept turns citrus freshness into an escape from reality, with the scent imagined as a vivid, floating scene rather than a realistic place.
Extra info
The name evokes distance and disorientation, matching the fragrance’s upside-down dream concept. Its composition pairs mandarin with an aquatic accord and peony, giving the scent a bright, floating character.
Inspired by the dream of an upside-down world. Mandarin and blood orange mix with aquatic, airy and green notes to create a surreal dreamscape where the sky is beneath your feet and a vast blue ocean hangs over your head. See-through boats drift by, and the invigorating aroma of imaginary citrus trees energizes your senses. You don’t want to go back to the world you know.
Perfumer: Maud Chabanis
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is the kind of fragrance that suits close, unhurried company in bright daylight, when you want to feel lucid but slightly untethered. It reads as clean, airy and imaginative, with enough marine lift to keep the mood open and animated rather than intimate or heavy.
How to wear
Best in spring and summer, especially in warm air where its aquatic citrus profile can stay buoyant. Apply lightly to keep the transparent structure intact; a few sprays are enough for a crisp, breezy trail that feels fresher on skin than in fabric.
Who it’s for
For wearers who like citrus with a marine edge, soft floral transparency and a modern, airy finish. It will appeal to those who prefer fresh fragrances that feel imaginative and slightly surreal rather than strictly sporty or soapy.
Release year
2024
The nose
Maud Chabanis. Chabanis is presented here as the perfumer behind Far Very Far 18.08, and the composition fits a style that leans toward airy, modern clarity rather than heavy structure. The fragrance’s citrus-marine brightness and dreamlike transparency suggest a hand comfortable with luminous, abstract compositions that feel more atmospheric than literal.
Neydo’s story
Neydo is a concept-driven house built around the idea that dreams can be translated into scent. Its identity is poetic and exploratory, with fragrances conceived as olfactory interpretations of subconscious stories rather than conventional perfume themes.
Far Very Far 18.08’s concept
Far Very Far 18.08 is framed as a dream of an upside-down world: mandarin and blood orange mingle with aquatic, airy and green notes to create a surreal landscape where the sky seems to sit below your feet. The concept turns citrus freshness into an escape from reality, with the scent imagined as a vivid, floating scene rather than a realistic place.
Extra info
The name evokes distance and disorientation, matching the fragrance’s upside-down dream concept. Its composition pairs mandarin with an aquatic accord and peony, giving the scent a bright, floating character.