Prin Lomros came to perfumery through filmmaking, and that background is not decorative, it shapes how Strangers Parfumerie is built from the ground up. The references are specific: particular films, particular places, particular moments from Prin's own life. The house has created olfactive interpretations of Call Me by Your Name, The Hours and In God's Country, among others. The result is a collection that functions more like a body of personal work than a product range: each fragrance its own scene, its own emotional register, its own reason to exist. Southeast Asian botanicals appear throughout, grounded in place even when the inspiration reaches further afield.
Fragrance as a scene worth returning to
Strangers Parfumerie is a starting point for collectors interested in contemporary Thai perfume and a perfumer's personal voice. Follow the film, place or memory behind a fragrance, then see how the composition tells that story. Prin Lomros's other houses offer a useful comparison: PRIN follows his more instinctive, animalic taste, while Parfum Prissana draws on Eastern tradition and vintage perfumery. Exploring them together reveals the breadth of one perfumer's work.
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