The Last Dinner Party: A Captivating British Band Merging Theatrical Performance with Contemporary Baroque Sound – This innovative band has captivated both critics and fans with their unique musical style and stunning live performances. Their remarkable ascent in the music industry, highlighted by a series of sold-out shows at London’s Apollo this October, positions them as an ideal feature for our ongoing scent matching series, where we explore the intersection of fragrance and music.
Discover the Unique Sound and Aesthetic of The Last Dinner Party – The band’s artistry is a compelling fusion of art rock and indie pop, enriched by a Renaissance-inspired visual aesthetic. Their music features a rich array of dramatic vocals, soaring melodies, and intricate instrumentals that transport listeners into a realm filled with opulence and intrigue. This multifaceted artistic expression makes The Last Dinner Party an exciting candidate for an olfactory journey, inviting us to explore the scents that align with their evocative soundscapes.

Exploring the Sensory Connection Between Fragrance and Music – At The Perfume Society, we firmly believe in the transformative power of fragrance to deepen our appreciation of various art forms. By pairing evocative scents with specific songs, we delve into the mood and essence of both the music and the fragrance. This synesthetic experience enriches our understanding and enjoyment of these creative masterpieces, inviting enthusiasts to engage in a multi-sensory exploration of art.


A Multifaceted Musical Influence: The Last Dinner Party’s Eclectic Sound – The Last Dinner Party’s sound has been described as a ‘heady cocktail of influences,’ drawing inspiration from iconic artists such as Kate Bush, David Bowie, ABBA, and Florence and the Machine. This eclectic musical palette is mirrored in their striking visual style, with members often donning elaborate, period-inspired costumes reminiscent of Baroque paintings or Victorian gothic novels. Their artistic flair suggests that they likely embody captivating scents, but which specific songs will we explore for scent matching, and what fragrances will we choose to pair with them?


Unleashing the Drama: ‘Nothing Matters’ and Its Bold Fragrance Match – Their debut single, ‘Nothing Matters‘, exploded onto the music scene with the dramatic flair that fans have come to expect from The Last Dinner Party. The song features powerful, soaring vocals complemented by a crescendo of instruments, creating a euphoric atmosphere that calls for a bold, statement fragrance that matches its intensity and emotional impact.
Scent Match: Sarah Baker Peach’s Revenge – A Fragrance that Dares to be Bold – This is not your typical sweet peach fragrance; it’s a declaration of daring and sensuality. Described as a ‘Viciously juicy peach for Renaissance power plays,’ perfumer Chris Maurice intertwines ripe fruitiness with notes of amaretto, ginger, and cinnamon, creating an enticing scent that evokes images of a handsome villain emerging from an orchard, heralding an exuberance of salacious fruit. The creamy caramel adds an enticing depth, building anticipation like the climax of the song.
£145 for 50ml extrait de parfum available in our shop


Introspective Energy of ‘Sinner’: Pairing with a Luxurious Scent – Another standout track, ‘Sinner‘, showcases the band’s remarkable ability to blend theatrical elements with deeply personal themes. The introspective lyrics, combined with building instrumental layers, create an opulent listening experience that beautifully pairs with a sensual scent, one that reveals new facets upon each listen, enhancing the depth of both the music and the fragrance.
Scent Match: Jean Paul Gaultier Scandal Absolu Parfum Concentré – A Fragrance that Dares to Captivate – Gaultier’s bold interpretation disregards traditional notions of restraint, enveloping every petal of tuberose in a golden embrace. This intensified version of the original fragrance exudes floral notes, intertwined with ripe, syrup-drenched fig and a luxurious sandalwood base. It invites the wearer to indulge in extravagant pleasures, making it the perfect accompaniment for a night of glamour, high heels, and lively dancing.
£105 for 50ml parfum available at theperfumeshop.com
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