Pissara Umavijani (Dusita): “The hardest thing for a perfumer is expressing your signature style in different registers”

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Launched in Paris in 2014, Dusita is present in 60 countries around the world as a brand with a unique universe, rooted in the Thai culture of its founder. A collector of vintage fragrances turned self-taught perfumer, Pissara Umavijani pays tribute to her native country and her father’s poetry with a style nourished by European influences. Interview.

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Sarah Bouasse

Journaliste, autrice et traductrice, Sarah Bouasse est spécialiste des odeurs et du parfum. Elle écrit notamment pour Nez, la revue olfactive depuis ses débuts. En 2024, elle publie « Par le bout du nez », son premier livre, aux éditions Calmann-Lévy. Journalist, author, and translator, Sarah Bouasse is a specialist in scents and perfumes. She has been writing for Nez, the olfactory magazine, since its inception. In 2024, she published her first book, "Par le bout du nez," with Calmann-Lévy publishing.

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Accords et ParfumsDusitaFrançois HéninIFFJean CarleJovoyMandy AftelMontri UmavijaniPissara Umavijani

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