Bottle drawn in the shade of the fragrance
Fat Electrician
Eau de parfum · Antoine Maisondieu
A silvery, metallic vetiver, softened by a resinous vanilla.
- House
- Etat Libre d'Orange
- Family
- Woody
- Perfumer
- Antoine Maisondieu
- Year
- Not disclosed
Fat Electrician paints the portrait of a handsome fallen cowboy, washed up in his New Jersey home: the house celebrates a beauty that never found a second career. To embody it, a splendid vetiver was needed, which the perfumer Antoine Maisondieu wanted white, metallic and silvery, like the green of olive leaves.
Black pepper and elemi open the composition, before cedar and vetiver. The sweet, addictive base recalls chestnut cream: vanilla, opoponax and myrrh give the woody scent a resinous, contrasting sensuality.
Olfactory pyramid
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Spring
- Autumn
- Winter
Moments
- Day
- Night
Fat Electrician in detail
Etat Libre d'Orange, Etienne de Swardt's Parisian house, loves provocative names and unexpected stories. Fat Electrician, signed by Antoine Maisondieu, hides behind its name a silvery, metallic vetiver softened by a resinous vanilla: a soft, singular woody fragrance.
The official pyramid opens on pepper and elemi, a resin with lemony, peppery accents. The heart pairs cedarwood and vetiver, which form the woody centre of the fragrance. The base brings together opoponax, myrrh and vanilla, three warm, balsamic materials that round out the vetiver.
Fat Electrician can be worn from autumn to spring, by day or by night: at the office, at a dinner, or every day for those who love soft vetivers.
Three woody fragrances in our catalogue come close: Drunk Lovers by Born To Stand Out shares pepper, cedarwood, vanilla and vetiver; Straight to Heaven, white cristal by Kilian Paris brings together vanilla and cedarwood; Abu Dhabi by Memo Paris pairs vetiver and vanilla around date.
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