Floral
Marine
Woody
Notescoconutmonoï oilpina coladasandalwoodsun lotiontiare flower
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Is there a vice as nice as summer? All rise for hot nights drinking pina coladas on faraway beaches. With notes of fresh coconut water, juicy pineapple, and creamy sandalwood, Rise delivers endless summer, even in the depths of winter.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Rise suits the unhurried hours after the beach, when salt remains on skin and the first pineapple-and-coconut drink arrives. Tropical flowers and creamy sandalwood give that holiday ease a sensual edge: sociable, relaxed and more intimate than brisk.
How to wear
Wear it lightly in warm weather, letting the coconut water and tropical fruit lead without crowding the space. Start with one or two sprays on skin and adjust to taste. In cooler months, a spray beneath clothing can make its creamy sandalwood and sun-lotion associations feel especially comforting.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to coconut fragrances, tropical florals and cocktail-inspired gourmands, with creamy woods rather than a purely sugary finish. Its combination of marine freshness and sun-lotion warmth will appeal to anyone who enjoys a sensual, holiday-minded scent.
Release year
2023
The nose
Olivier Cresp is a leading figure in modern gourmand perfumery, celebrated for co-creating Mugler Angel and for works including Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. His style combines recognizable sensations with clear, accessible structures. In Rise, he translates a seaside holiday into coconut water, piña colada, tropical flowers and creamy woods.
Akro’s story
Akro turns familiar pleasures into fragrances with a direct, recognizable character. Developed by Anaïs Cresp and her father Olivier, the house draws on everyday experiences—from coffee and chocolate to whisky and tobacco—rather than abstract luxury imagery. Its name echoes the French “accro,” meaning addict; Rise explores the pleasure of summer.
Rise’s concept
Rise was conceived as a way to preserve summer after the season ends. Olivier Cresp imagined a seaside holiday shaped by salty air, coconut and piña coladas, followed by a return to a bungalow surrounded by frangipani and tiare flowers. The composition carries that relaxed, sun-warmed memory into colder months.
Extra info
Rise launched in September, a fitting detail for a fragrance conceived to extend summer beyond its usual season. Its official heart note is piña colada, paired with tiare flower—a cocktail accord at the center of its holiday character.
Out of stock
£80.00, 30 ml EdP
Notescoconutmonoï oilpina coladasandalwoodsun lotiontiare flower
Tags
#sexy
Style
unisex
Is there a vice as nice as summer? All rise for hot nights drinking pina coladas on faraway beaches. With notes of fresh coconut water, juicy pineapple, and creamy sandalwood, Rise delivers endless summer, even in the depths of winter.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Rise suits the unhurried hours after the beach, when salt remains on skin and the first pineapple-and-coconut drink arrives. Tropical flowers and creamy sandalwood give that holiday ease a sensual edge: sociable, relaxed and more intimate than brisk.
How to wear
Wear it lightly in warm weather, letting the coconut water and tropical fruit lead without crowding the space. Start with one or two sprays on skin and adjust to taste. In cooler months, a spray beneath clothing can make its creamy sandalwood and sun-lotion associations feel especially comforting.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to coconut fragrances, tropical florals and cocktail-inspired gourmands, with creamy woods rather than a purely sugary finish. Its combination of marine freshness and sun-lotion warmth will appeal to anyone who enjoys a sensual, holiday-minded scent.
Release year
2023
The nose
Olivier Cresp is a leading figure in modern gourmand perfumery, celebrated for co-creating Mugler Angel and for works including Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue. His style combines recognizable sensations with clear, accessible structures. In Rise, he translates a seaside holiday into coconut water, piña colada, tropical flowers and creamy woods.
Akro’s story
Akro turns familiar pleasures into fragrances with a direct, recognizable character. Developed by Anaïs Cresp and her father Olivier, the house draws on everyday experiences—from coffee and chocolate to whisky and tobacco—rather than abstract luxury imagery. Its name echoes the French “accro,” meaning addict; Rise explores the pleasure of summer.
Rise’s concept
Rise was conceived as a way to preserve summer after the season ends. Olivier Cresp imagined a seaside holiday shaped by salty air, coconut and piña coladas, followed by a return to a bungalow surrounded by frangipani and tiare flowers. The composition carries that relaxed, sun-warmed memory into colder months.
Extra info
Rise launched in September, a fitting detail for a fragrance conceived to extend summer beyond its usual season. Its official heart note is piña colada, paired with tiare flower—a cocktail accord at the center of its holiday character.