Fragrance house

Sulékó

Sulékó is a Paris-based perfume house founded by Anastasia Sokolow. Raised in Paris in a Russian-descended family, Sokolow shaped the house’s identity around Russian art, folklore, poetry, and perfume heritage, while connecting the art of perfume with French artistic craftsmanship. Before launching Sulékó, she worked on the Yves Saint Laurent Beauté marketing team in New York, studied perfume history at the Osmothèque, and trained in fragrance composition at ISIPCA. Its fragrance narratives translate experiences of nature into symbolic stories, and its original collection organized four scents around winter, spring, summer, and autumn. Sokolow created those fragrances with perfumer Cécile Zarokian and directed their concepts and bottle designs. The house’s early creative model paired each scent with a sculptural bottle and narrative presentation. Its current identity includes place-based creations such as *Albho- in situ, anchored in Mont Blanc, and Vy Roza in situ, anchored in Morocco’s Valley of Roses. Florida Vibrations draws on Sokolow’s connection with Florida and pandemic experiences and was developed by Marie Duchêne.