With his debut collection from Pleasing, Harry Styles is venturing into the fragrance industry and once again pushing boundaries—this time by delving into the realm of smell creation.

The artist celebrated the debut of his fragrance line on Monday night by throwing a lavish party in London that drew a star-studded crowd. The fragrance collection, which includes Bright, Hot, Closeness, and Rivulets, has an elegant yet carefree style that goes well with Styles's demeanour.

Together, Jérôme Epinette, a well-known perfumer well recognised for his work with Victoria Beckham and Byredo, and I created these scents. "Rivulets" is an interesting combination characterised as "a delightful encounter with a stranger." It is offered in a stunning blue and red bottle that is reminiscent of Styles's "As It Was" jumpsuits. The aroma evokes an air of unplanned exploration with its tones of skin musk, amber, lemon, and white linen.

The woody-amber scent "Bright, Hot" was created in response to the bright colours and yellow clothing in Styles' "Golden" music video. It combines the notes of vanilla, tobacco, plum, and sea. With elements of cardamom, salty musk, and cashmere wood, "Closeness" takes a sensuous turn that echoes the seductive lyrics from "Music for a Sushi Restaurant."

The woody-amber scent "Bright, Hot" was created in response to the bright colours and yellow clothing in Styles' "Golden" music video. It combines the notes of vanilla, tobacco, plum, and sea. With elements of cardamom, salty musk, and cashmere wood, "Closeness" takes a sensuous turn that echoes the seductive lyrics from "Music for a Sushi Restaurant."

And what would be a Harry Styles project without some fashion component? Styles is going to introduce a line of knit sweaters soon after the scent launch, which will include the Swan version that the singer wears. These will be on sale on Pleasing's website starting on December 1. Pop-up stores are starting today, including one at Selfridges Corner Shop in London, for individuals who would rather have an in-person experience. These stores provide a tactile look at Styles's most recent artistic ventures.