Yesterday Haze

A dusty, dreamlike haze of fig and iris. Yesterday Haze is an Imaginary Authors eau de parfum of fig, iris, cream and tonka over tree bark, walnut bitters and orchard dust. Seductive and dreamlike, it is made for daytime and lingers into the evening, with hazy sunsets and childhood play in orchards in its memory. The Story "Yesterday Haze," the subtly sinister follow-up to Lenora Blumberg's acclaimed debut "Violet Disguise," tells the story of a farmer's wife who, after maintaining a decades-long affair with a crop duster pilot, decides to come clean to her husband (who also happens to be her lover's employer). "The memory of him is a rifle in my mouth," Blumberg wrote, "and the scent of fig its trigger." Set in California's tranquil and dusty San Joaquin Valley, the elaborate tale unfolds like a dream, delicately shifting perceptions like the colors of a dimming dusk. How It Smells Opening Green-sweet fig, milky and soft. Heart Powdery iris with cream, and a bitter nuance of walnut. Dry Down Tonka, tree bark and orchard dust settle into a warm, dry haze. Fragrance Notes Fig Iris Cream Tonka Tree Bark Walnut Bitters Orchard Dust Fragrance Profile Fruity · Powdery · Woody · Creamy