Mathilde Laurent
Mathilde Laurent has redefined Cartier's perfumes as more than scents but as invisible jewels. She blends artistry and innovation, using both natural and synthetic ingredients to craft fragrances that resonate with modern sensibilities and provoke emotional responses.
Mathilde Laurent has been translating the creative and daring style of Maison Cartier into perfume. Imagined as invisible adornments, her creations offer a requirement and a beauty worthy of jewelry to those who wear them. They reflect her free and contemporary vision of perfumery: fleeing the boredom of consensus and provoking emotional shocks.
Mathilde Laurent, Cartier perfumer since 2005, designs perfumes for Cartier that are worn as invisible jewelry pieces. Indeed, her remarkable mastery of the art of perfumery and its history allows her to explore the wealth of stylistic territories that Cartier occupies.
Part of what makes her unique is that she draws her inspiration from a variety of sources with a conscious decision to use natural ingredients, as well as synthetic molecules, in her compositions. Through her creations, Mathilde Laurent gives rise to new sensations, creating real olfactory surprises.
