Summer Street
by Brandt
Golden floral bliss
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Floral
Fruity
Notesapricotbenzoinbergamotblackcurrantcassiacedarwooddavanahoneyhoneysucklejasminelily-of-the-valleyrosevanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
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A secret garden of endless summer, evoked by the luminous opening of blackcurrant and apricot jam, brightened by bergamot and tempered by davana. A floral heart of honeysuckle and rose glow in shades of gold. Night-blooming jasmine, harvested at the summer solstice at its most fragrant, infuses the composition. Muguet, created with headspace technology, lends a dewy, delicate facet. The fragrance settles into a luxurious base of benzoin, cedarwood, vanilla, and Spanish honey, mirroring the glowing amber warmth of the lingering sun.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The afternoon’s heat is easing, but the garden still smells of warm fruit and honeysuckle. Summer Street suits that unhurried, sociable hour: its dewy flowers keep the mood light, while honey and vanilla give the sweetness a softer, more intimate register.
How to wear
Try it in spring and summer, particularly as daytime warmth begins to soften. Start with one or two sprays on skin, giving the jammy fruit and honeyed base room to unfold without overapplication. In humid heat, use a lighter hand to keep the floral brightness in balance with the sweetness.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy luminous fruity florals with a distinctly sweet undercurrent. Apricot jam, honeysuckle and honey offer a softer alternative to sharp citrus summer scents, while cedarwood and benzoin appeal to tastes that favor warmth beneath dewy flowers.
Release year
2025
The nose
Céline Herbette, a perfumer at CPL Aromas, composed Summer Street. Her composition moves from bright, jammy fruit through a dewy floral heart to a warm base of benzoin, vanilla, cedarwood and honey.
Collaborators
Creative director Elizabeth Grace shaped the fragrance around childhood summers near Memphis, choosing apricot jam over peach and seeking a composition that unfolds rather than stays static. Will Brandt helped develop the concept through discussions with Grace about translating summer’s hazy, humid atmosphere into scent.
Brandt’s story
House of Brandt conceives each fragrance as a self-contained world, using scent to evoke places, memories and emotional associations. Its collection explores distinct settings rather than variations on a single signature; Summer Street turns remembered summer into a vivid, evolving composition.
Summer Street’s concept
Summer Street grew from Elizabeth Grace’s memories of childhood summers near Memphis: saturated surroundings, golden light, humid warmth and fireflies. Apricot jam became its stone-fruit accent because she wanted that association without peach, while the unfolding floral and amber warmth gives the memory a sense of progression.
Extra info
Apricot jam was a deliberate alternative to peach, which Elizabeth Grace disliked in perfume. The fragrance’s ingredient narrative also highlights a muguet accord created with headspace technology, a method used to capture and study the scent surrounding flowers.
Notesapricotbenzoinbergamotblackcurrantcassiacedarwooddavanahoneyhoneysucklejasminelily-of-the-valleyrosevanilla
Tags
#clean
#fresh
Style
unisex
on
offer
offer
Use code OFFER50FF at the checkout to get 50% off this item.
Sale items are non-returnable and non-exchangeable. This applies to both online and in-store purchases.
A secret garden of endless summer, evoked by the luminous opening of blackcurrant and apricot jam, brightened by bergamot and tempered by davana. A floral heart of honeysuckle and rose glow in shades of gold. Night-blooming jasmine, harvested at the summer solstice at its most fragrant, infuses the composition. Muguet, created with headspace technology, lends a dewy, delicate facet. The fragrance settles into a luxurious base of benzoin, cedarwood, vanilla, and Spanish honey, mirroring the glowing amber warmth of the lingering sun.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The afternoon’s heat is easing, but the garden still smells of warm fruit and honeysuckle. Summer Street suits that unhurried, sociable hour: its dewy flowers keep the mood light, while honey and vanilla give the sweetness a softer, more intimate register.
How to wear
Try it in spring and summer, particularly as daytime warmth begins to soften. Start with one or two sprays on skin, giving the jammy fruit and honeyed base room to unfold without overapplication. In humid heat, use a lighter hand to keep the floral brightness in balance with the sweetness.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy luminous fruity florals with a distinctly sweet undercurrent. Apricot jam, honeysuckle and honey offer a softer alternative to sharp citrus summer scents, while cedarwood and benzoin appeal to tastes that favor warmth beneath dewy flowers.
Release year
2025
The nose
Céline Herbette, a perfumer at CPL Aromas, composed Summer Street. Her composition moves from bright, jammy fruit through a dewy floral heart to a warm base of benzoin, vanilla, cedarwood and honey.
Collaborators
Creative director Elizabeth Grace shaped the fragrance around childhood summers near Memphis, choosing apricot jam over peach and seeking a composition that unfolds rather than stays static. Will Brandt helped develop the concept through discussions with Grace about translating summer’s hazy, humid atmosphere into scent.
Brandt’s story
House of Brandt conceives each fragrance as a self-contained world, using scent to evoke places, memories and emotional associations. Its collection explores distinct settings rather than variations on a single signature; Summer Street turns remembered summer into a vivid, evolving composition.
Summer Street’s concept
Summer Street grew from Elizabeth Grace’s memories of childhood summers near Memphis: saturated surroundings, golden light, humid warmth and fireflies. Apricot jam became its stone-fruit accent because she wanted that association without peach, while the unfolding floral and amber warmth gives the memory a sense of progression.
Extra info
Apricot jam was a deliberate alternative to peach, which Elizabeth Grace disliked in perfume. The fragrance’s ingredient narrative also highlights a muguet accord created with headspace technology, a method used to capture and study the scent surrounding flowers.