Description: 

The fragrance draws directly from Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray — specifically the idea of a man granted eternal life who has exhausted every pleasure and vice, yet feels nothing. His boredom is a slow poison, fed by too long nights, repeated gestures, and absent thoughts. Beneath the elegance of a dandy, it is a soul without a reference point, undisciplined and empty, wandering in a luxury that has become automatic. The word "spleen" is used in the French Baudelairean sense — a deep, aristocratic melancholy and existential ennui, not the organ. It's a fragrance built around the feeling of being jaded by everything