Royal Houbigant(1925)

A mixed-floral composition from Houbigant carrying the house's own name in its title, opening on bergamot before a blended floral heart, closing on musk, woods, and amber. Naming a fragrance directly after the house itself, paired with the recurring Royal designation, positions it as something like a flagship or signature statement rather than a themed or evocatively titled release. It represents Houbigant's continued output during a decade when rival houses like Chanel and Guerlain were producing the era's most historically remembered creations.