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El Morocco
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the details
This Travel Discovery Set introduces the house collection—fragrances inspired by the club, its patrons, and its storied address—presented as a discreet case of timeless temptations.
El Morocco
Smells like a smoke break in Central Park
from $8.00
the bit you might not know
An after-hours rendezvous, two cigarettes glowing, a knock at the door. Created by perfumer Yann Vasnier.
El Morocco
Smells like mint tea and hot gossip
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the bit you might not know
Lulu's back, so clear your calendar. This one's built around a big, bright hit of Moroccan mint, steeped like fresh tea. Created by perfumer Céline Barel.
El Morocco
Smells like it would be impeccably dressed
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the bit you might not know
A toast to Lucius Beebe, the dandy columnist who helped coin "café society" and practically lived at El Morocco. Picture him in a private rail car, drink in hand. Created by perfumer Rodrigo Flores-Roux.
El Morocco
Smells like honey-dipped orange blossoms
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the bit you might not know
El Morocco once sold a perfume called Gala, likely a nod to Salvador Dalí's famously magnetic wife, who ran in the same circles. The original formula is long gone, so this is a fresh take on the legend. Created by perfumers Laurent Le Guernec and Céline Barel.
El Morocco
Smells like sweet incense and a night you'll never forget
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the bit you might not know
Named for the club's original address on East 54th Street, 154 is the scent of getting past the doorman. By perfumer Alexis Grugeon.
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