BDK Pas Ce Soir Eau de Parfum

BDK Pas ce Soir Eau de Parfum is a luminous spicy fruity floral that opens with a sparkle of pear, ginger, mandarin, and a crackle of black pepper before unveiling quince chutney wrapped in Moroccan jasmine and orange blossom, then settling into a modern trail of cashmeran, amber wood, and Singaporean patchouli that feels elegant, playful, and unmistakably Parisian. 

Launch and Perfumer

Launched in 2016. Perfumer Violaine Collas. Part of the Collection Parisienne. 

Olfactory Notes

Top: Black pepper, Ginger, Mandarin, Pear
Heart: Moroccan jasmine, Quince chutney, Orange blossom
Base: Cashmeran, Singaporean patchouli, Amber wood 

Story and Positioning

Conceived as a night in Paris bottled, Pas ce Soir captures the quick step from Concorde to Saint Germain to Montmartre, pairing juicy pear and modern spices with radiant white florals over textured woods for a chic day to evening signature. The tale continues with Pas ce Soir Extrait, introduced later, deepening the original theme with added gourmand facets while preserving the sensual city glow. 

Bottle and Design

Pas Ce Soir comes in a clean, rectangular flacon cut from thick, luminous glass that feels substantial in the hand. The proportions are tall and balanced, with subtly beveled corners and a clear, weighty base that grounds the form. A soft cream label with a fine black border and elegant serif type keeps the face refined and uncluttered. Up top sits BDK’s glossy, curved cap, a piano black dome that echoes Parisian rooflines and seats with a smooth, secure click over a compact collar. The sprayer releases a delicate, even plume that suits the fragrance’s polished character. The carton uses textured white stock with a slim inked frame and restrained branding, and the fitted interior holds the bottle snugly for a precise, premium unboxing.