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Jillian Perfume Partners with Omnia Luxury Trade to Expand Its Presence in Italy

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Strengthening Jillian Perfume’s presence in the European luxury fragrance market through a strategic partnership with Omnia Luxury Trade.

A New Step in Jillian Perfume’s European Expansion

Jillian Perfume is pleased to announce its exclusive distribution partnership with Omnia Luxury Trade in Italy, marking an important step in the brand’s continued development across Europe.

As a niche perfume house working with perfumers in Zurich and Paris, Jillian brings together artistic expression, thoughtful craftsmanship, and a distinctive approach to fragrance. This partnership supports the brand’s ambition to reach new audiences through carefully selected retail partners who share its appreciation for artistic perfumery and considered luxury.

With its knowledge of the Italian fragrance market, Omnia Luxury Trade will support Jillian’s expansion through a network of selected perfumeries, premium boutiques, and concept stores.

A Shared Appreciation for Art and Perfumery

Italy has a long-standing cultural connection to art, architecture, design, and craftsmanship. It offers a natural setting for Jillian’s creative approach, where fragrance is understood not simply as a product, but as a form of artistic expression.

Through its When Perfume Meets Art project, Jillian explores the relationship between scent and the arts, bringing together the work of perfumers and the emotional associations that fragrance can evoke.

Guided by the principles of Intentional Distillation and the brand philosophy The Scent of What Stays, Jillian focuses on fragrances that express a clear creative vision and leave a lasting impression.

The partnership with Omnia Luxury Trade reflects a shared commitment to introducing distinctive fragrance creations to consumers who value originality, artistry, and quality.

A Selective Retail Presence in Italy and Beyond

Through Omnia Luxury Trade’s distribution network, Jillian Perfume is expanding its availability across selected destinations in Northern Italy, as well as San Marino and Vatican City.

The brand’s presence in artistic perfumeries, premium boutiques, and concept stores reflects a selective approach to distribution. Rather than pursuing visibility everywhere, Jillian seeks retail environments where its fragrances, creative identity, and philosophy can be meaningfully presented to customers.

This approach supports the development of long-term relationships with retail partners while creating opportunities for more people to discover niche perfumery.

Discover Two Distinct Expressions of Jillian

The Italian launch introduces two fragrances that represent different facets of Jillian’s creative vision: Fall In Lust and Intangible.

Fall In Lust — David Chieze

Created by perfumer David Chieze, Fall In Lust explores a warm, sensual character through bergamot, absinthe, pink pepper, ginger, cedarwood, patchouli, and ambergris. Its composition brings together aromatic freshness, spice, and a deeper woody warmth.

Intangible — Mark Buxton

Created by perfumer Mark Buxton, Intangible offers a softer, more intimate expression. Peach and davana bring a gentle fruity character, while soft leather and amber create a warm, close-to-the-skin impression.

Together, the two fragrances demonstrate the diversity of Jillian’s approach to perfumery, with each composition expressing its own character and creative perspective.

Looking Ahead

The partnership between Jillian Perfume and Omnia Luxury Trade represents more than an expansion into a new market. It is an opportunity to build meaningful connections with retail partners and fragrance enthusiasts who appreciate the artistry behind niche perfumery.

As Jillian continues to develop its international presence, the brand remains committed to its creative foundations: intentional composition, artistic collaboration, and fragrances that leave something behind long after the moment has passed.

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