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The Omani perfume house reported $100 million in retail sales in its first-quarter earnings, with growth led by its owned boutiques and fresh inroads in the US.
Interest in niche fragrances is growing the overall perfume market in Asia, which has been historically dwarfed by its skincare and cosmetics segments. Global cult brands like Byredo are refreshing their local efforts to win big.
Luxury fashion brands like Bottega Veneta, Balmain and Rabanne are looking to cash in on the niche fragrance boom with new lines of ultra-premium scents. They face tough competition from more agile indies — and are dealing with a different kind of customer.
Parizaad Khan is a contributing writer at The Business of Fashion. Khan is a freelance beauty and lifestyle editor based in New York.
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