Nadège Le Garlantezec

Nadège Le Garlantezec is credited by Memo Paris on its own perfumer roster, where the house characterises her work through dreamlike formulas — compositions that favour atmosphere and light over structural weight.

For Memo she composed Cap Camarat (2026), named for the headland on the Saint-Tropez peninsula and placed in the Fleurs Bohèmes line. It opens on pink peppercorn and a watery apple accord, which is a cooler, more transparent start than Memo usually takes, then moves through ylang-ylang, jasmine and vanilla absolute. The base is where it turns: sandalwood, benzoin, amyris, patchouli and labdanum give it an amber-vanilla warmth that the opening does not predict.

That contrast — a fresh, almost aquatic entry resolving into something sunlit and resinous — is the fragrance’s whole argument, and it is why Cap Camarat wears well in heat where most amber-vanillas do not. The flacon carries artwork by Olimpia Zagnoli, in keeping with Memo’s practice of crediting a visual artist alongside the perfumer.

Browse the fragrances composed by Nadège Le Garlantezec and available at Redolia Perfumery below.