Description
In The Mood For Good Times?
Sunday Brunch inspires a celebratory mood and making memories of a life well lived. A unique blend of scents, this fragrance is citrusy, cheerful and luminous with a touch of easygoing sophistication.
The scent opens like a cheerful greeting—vibrant Italian bergamot and petitgrain lemon bring a sparkling clarity that mirrors the anticipation of gathering with your urban family. As you settle in, the heart reveals the soothing richness of Earl Grey tea, the fragrance’s most enduring note, evoking the warmth of conversation and communion that defines the Sunday table.
Floral nuances gently bloom into the moment, adding a soft sweetness to the shared laughter and closeness. In the dry-down, dewy violet and mate unfold gracefully—warm, layered notes that capture the heartfelt farewells and lasting intimacy of a day well-spent. This is not a linear scent, but a dynamic composition that evolves with time, just like the experience it’s inspired by.
The bottle reflects KIERIN’s dedication to purity and conscious craftsmanship. Its opaque design protects the formula without the need for chemical dyes or UV stabilizers. Topped with an engraved, monogrammed wooden cap, each bottle is proudly crafted and manufactured in the USA with care and sustainability at its core.
Experience the radiant ease of Sunday Brunch—an uplifting, long-lasting fragrance that unfolds with you, celebrating connection, ritual, and the beauty of everyday moments.
TOP NOTES: Italian Bergamot, Petitgrain Lemon
HEART NOTE: Earl Grey Tea
BASE NOTES: Dewy Violet, Mate, Pink Praline
PERFUMER: MATHIEU NARDIN is a world-class perfumer known for creations for Creed, Xerjoff, Killian, Molinard, Houbigant and others. Created in collaboration with founder Mona Maine de Biran.
Art Perfume
Sunday Brunch is Pop Art Perfume. KIERIN's Pop Art Perfume Collection blends bold, vibrant ingredients with an artistic vision that is inspired by the rebellious spirit of the New York pop art scene of the 1960's - a playground for artists like Andy Warhol, Roy Lichenstein, and James Rosenquist.
Synesthetic Olfactive Art: KIERIN's olfactive art combines original visual art, scent story-telling and attention to detail with tactile paper-based packaging to enhance its goal, as eco-luxury and synesthetic art -- to stimulate senses, evoke an emotion, and convey the essence of a lifestyle in one olfactive experience.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
KIERIN challenges fragrance industry "for him" and "for her" norms crafting complex unisex niche parfums that push the boundaries of stereotypes and are gender-inclusive "for all", rather than simply gender-free.
