A beautiful rose space filled with bright Turkish rose and fresh breezy woods. This rose elixir comes as an extrait - the higher concentration adds to the reach and volume of the perfume without making it heavy.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a rose for close quarters and clean lines: a scent that feels polished, slightly provocative, and never overly formal. It suits a wearer who wants floral presence with a modern edge, the kind that reads as bright and sensual rather than powdery or romantic.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its rose and pepper sparkle without losing shape. Because it is an extrait, one or two sprays are enough; it projects with real volume and leaves a soft woody trail that stays present on skin without becoming heavy.
Who it’s for
For rose lovers who prefer their florals crisp, contemporary and lightly woody rather than sweet or vintage. It will appeal to people who like a polished niche composition with freshness up top, sensual depth underneath, and a unisex, easy-to-wear structure.
Release year
2019
The nose
Dominique Ropion is one of contemporary perfumery’s most accomplished floral specialists, known for giving classic materials size, clarity and radiance. His style often balances lush texture with precise structure, which is why his roses, tuberoses and jasmines feel both opulent and controlled. For Rose Shot, Ropion reworks the rose into something airier and more modern: a sparkling, dewy floral with peppery lift and a smoky woody frame. The result fits his signature ability to make a familiar note feel freshly composed rather than merely decorated.
Collaborators
Céline Verleure shaped the brand’s image-led creative method and the Sepia concept, giving the perfumer a visual brief rather than a conventional marketing direction. Photographer Roberto Greco provided the image inspiration that guided the fragrance’s floral interpretation.
Olfactive Studio’s story
Olfactive Studio builds fragrances from photography, treating scent as a response to an image rather than a market brief. The house favors artistic freedom, emotional resonance and a distinctly contemporary, genderless point of view, with each launch designed as a sensory translation of a captured moment.
Rose Shot’s concept
Rose Shot belongs to Olfactive Studio’s Sepia collection and was presented as part of a floral triptych inspired by Roberto Greco’s photography of flowers in suspended bloom. The composition centers on Turkish rose, then sharpens it with pink pepper and luminous woods to create a rose that feels both fresh and deeply textured.
Extra info
Rose Shot is part of Olfactive Studio’s Sepia line and comes as an extrait de parfum, giving it notable concentration and diffusion. The fragrance was inspired by Roberto Greco’s floral photography, continuing the brand’s image-to-scent concept.
A beautiful rose space filled with bright Turkish rose and fresh breezy woods. This rose elixir comes as an extrait - the higher concentration adds to the reach and volume of the perfume without making it heavy.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a rose for close quarters and clean lines: a scent that feels polished, slightly provocative, and never overly formal. It suits a wearer who wants floral presence with a modern edge, the kind that reads as bright and sensual rather than powdery or romantic.
How to wear
Best in mild to warm weather, where its rose and pepper sparkle without losing shape. Because it is an extrait, one or two sprays are enough; it projects with real volume and leaves a soft woody trail that stays present on skin without becoming heavy.
Who it’s for
For rose lovers who prefer their florals crisp, contemporary and lightly woody rather than sweet or vintage. It will appeal to people who like a polished niche composition with freshness up top, sensual depth underneath, and a unisex, easy-to-wear structure.
Release year
2019
The nose
Dominique Ropion is one of contemporary perfumery’s most accomplished floral specialists, known for giving classic materials size, clarity and radiance. His style often balances lush texture with precise structure, which is why his roses, tuberoses and jasmines feel both opulent and controlled. For Rose Shot, Ropion reworks the rose into something airier and more modern: a sparkling, dewy floral with peppery lift and a smoky woody frame. The result fits his signature ability to make a familiar note feel freshly composed rather than merely decorated.
Collaborators
Céline Verleure shaped the brand’s image-led creative method and the Sepia concept, giving the perfumer a visual brief rather than a conventional marketing direction. Photographer Roberto Greco provided the image inspiration that guided the fragrance’s floral interpretation.
Olfactive Studio’s story
Olfactive Studio builds fragrances from photography, treating scent as a response to an image rather than a market brief. The house favors artistic freedom, emotional resonance and a distinctly contemporary, genderless point of view, with each launch designed as a sensory translation of a captured moment.
Rose Shot’s concept
Rose Shot belongs to Olfactive Studio’s Sepia collection and was presented as part of a floral triptych inspired by Roberto Greco’s photography of flowers in suspended bloom. The composition centers on Turkish rose, then sharpens it with pink pepper and luminous woods to create a rose that feels both fresh and deeply textured.
Extra info
Rose Shot is part of Olfactive Studio’s Sepia line and comes as an extrait de parfum, giving it notable concentration and diffusion. The fragrance was inspired by Roberto Greco’s floral photography, continuing the brand’s image-to-scent concept.