From humble camel riders to emirs, she was known as Khatun, but in London, the courageous protagonist of Her Majesty The Oud Eau De Parfum was called Gertrude Bell. Amidst the Bedouin splendor, she stood out, an English rose in billowing muslin gowns. This fragrance, a rich, spicy-sweet ode to oud, takes you on her journey through Mesopotamia's burning deserts, alongside tribal horsemen in embroidered cashmere robes.
 
Perfumer Emilie Coppermann skillfully intertwines Orient and Occident, blending afternoon high tea notes of sweet red berry jam and apricot-scented osmanthus flowers in the top notes. The heart reveals saffron, Turkish rose, and powdery iris. As the scent lingers, an adventurous leather accord reminiscent of bridle and saddle is gently enveloped by a desert whisper of vanilla absolute and an Assam oud accord, capturing the Victorian elegance of this daring horsewoman.