L'Epoque has released Eyes On Me, its sixth fragrance and a new entry in the Dallas house's catalog. The subject is the practiced ritual of attracting attention: gestures arranged to appear casual, a matcha order made visible, and the trace a person leaves after departing. Matcha serves as scent material and cultural reference.

Elena Valdivieso Ruiz of Robertet created the fragrance. Her formula places matcha beside black tea and bergamot, then moves into almond milk, pistachio milk, vanilla whipped cream, and tonka. Vetiver, sandalwood, and musk form the base. L'Epoque identifies the concentration as a 20 percent Eau de Parfum and describes the release as a limited edition.

Brand

L'Epoque Parfums

Fragrance

Eyes On Me

Perfumer

Elena Valdivieso Ruiz

Concentration

Eau de Parfum, 20 percent

Olfactory group

Gourmand

Positioning

Unisex

Format

30 ml

Release date

November 5, 2026

Fragrance pyramid

Matcha carries the idea

The first stage pairs matcha tea with black tea. Matcha supplies the green, powdered-tea identity named in the concept. Black tea adds a drier register. Bergamot gives the tea pairing a citrus edge and links the composition with the flavor association found in Earl Grey.

The brand connects Eyes On Me with the performative side of matcha culture. That reference places the fragrance in a recognizable present-day ritual, where the drink, preparation, cup, and setting become part of a public image. Ruiz keeps the reference legible through the named tea materials.

Milk accords change the texture

Almond milk and pistachio milk occupy the center of the composition. Their wording matters. The pyramid identifies milk accords, placing creaminess alongside the nut profiles. Vanilla whipped cream extends that texture and introduces the dessert facet. Tonka contributes a coumarinic tone that connects the creamy notes with the woods below.

L'Epoque summarizes the scent through the idea of a matcha almond biscotti. The description clarifies the intended gourmand profile without altering the published pyramid. Tea remains present inside a structure shaped by milk, nuts, and vanilla.

Vetiver and sandalwood set the finish

Vetiver brings a dry, earthy quality to the base. Sandalwood continues the creamy aspect through a wood note, and musk supplies the final skin-scent effect. This foundation gives the sweet materials a defined finish and keeps the tea connected to the later stages of the fragrance.

The fragrance has a stated perfume concentration of 20 percent. L'Epoque lists moderate sillage and an approximate eight-hour duration on skin. Those performance statements come from the brand and can vary with application and skin chemistry.

A limited release in the L'Epoque catalog

Eyes On Me follows Delusions of Grandeur, Dopamine Rose, Inner Child, Dreams and Nightmares, and Serotonin Spritz. Ruiz also composed the first four of those fragrances. Her work on Eyes On Me continues an established collaboration with the house while giving its catalog a tea-led gourmand.

Sales began through L'Epoque and Luckyscent on November 5. A wider retail release is scheduled for November 16. The 30 ml format matches the bottle size used across the house's fragrance collection.