Bottle drawn in the shade of the fragrance
Lost in Paris
Parfum · Roja Dove
Oranges caramelised in butter and Grand Marnier.
- House
- Roja Parfums
- Family
- Gourmand
- Perfumer
- Roja Dove
- Year
- Not disclosed
Lost in Paris is signed by Roja Dove, who tells of a Parisian night: leaving a party at Le Meurice, then a crêpe stand in the cold. The house files it among its gourmands.
Blood orange, bitter orange, mandarin, rum and Grand Marnier open the composition. The heart gathers caramelised sugar, a butter accord and a caramel accord. The base pairs spices, cedarwood, cashmere wood, vanilla, ambergris and musk.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Autumn
- Winter
Moments
- Night
Lost in Paris in detail
Lost in Paris is signed by Roja Dove, who tells a Parisian memory: leaving a party at Le Meurice, then stumbling on a street crêpe stall on an icy night, between grand luxury and the pleasures of the street. The house files it among its gourmands, as Volute does.
The official pyramid opens with blood orange, bitter orange, mandarin, rum and Grand Marnier, the orange liqueur the house names as such. The heart gathers caramelised sugar, a butter accord and a caramel accord. The base pairs pink pepper, cinnamon, clove, cedarwood, cashmere wood, vanilla, ambergris and musk.
Lost in Paris suits autumn and winter, mostly in the evening. It evokes a crêpe Suzette: oranges caramelised in butter, doused in liqueur, then warmed with spices.
Three gourmands in our catalogue come close: Lira by Xerjoff shares blood orange, cinnamon and caramel; Sugar Addict by Born To Stand Out brings back sugar, rum and cinnamon; Enigma Pour Homme, from the same house as Lost in Paris, also pairs vanilla with ambergris.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses.














