Fragrance house

Les Sœurs de Noé

Founded in 2019 by Nadia Benaisa, Les Sœurs de Noé draws on her Belgian upbringing and Moroccan roots. Its name is dedicated to Benaisa’s children, a personal tribute to family and the bonds that shape identity. The house presents fragrance as a bridge between cultures, memory, and emotion, supported by French perfumery craftsmanship. Its creative identity focuses on translating feelings, memories, and otherwise inexpressible experiences into scent rather than prescribing a fixed identity for the wearer. Jérôme Epinette is the master perfumer who translates Benaisa’s creative vision into the house’s olfactive creations, while Pierre Dinand designed its bottle and geometric visual language. Call Me Iris was associated with the brand’s early recognition after its 2019 debut. Citrus Poetry, released in 2022, was described as the house’s greatest success and later its bestseller, establishing an association with fresh citrus, fruit, and berry fragrances. As of August 2025, Les Sœurs de Noé was independent and self-financed; Nadia Benaisa SRL was identified as the Belgian company operating its site and owning the registered trademark.