Inspired by the baroque splendor of Venice’s Campo San Moisè and named after the blue pigment used by Murano glassmakers, Blu Cobalto I is as imaginative and ostentatious as the district it represents. Conjuring a moment lost to time of a woman finding a mislaid blue leather glove in the Venetian square and breathing in its provocative scent, it feels haunting and luxurious. In homage to the Italian city’s craftsmanship, the bottle features a Murano mask, designed by Didier Guillon and hand-fashioned by master glassmaker Leonardo Cimolin, and a leather-trimmed topper.

Consuming charisma