Nomenclature celebrates design in perfume chemistry by showcasing today’s most inspiring, exclusive molecules—so exclusive that some, known as “captives,” are zealously guarded by fragrance companies. The fragrance label was conceived in New York by Karl Bradl and Carlos Quintero. The former needs no introduction to fragrance lovers. Scent-obsessed since childhood, Karl became an award-winning perfume designer. While he is not a “nose”, his role is a defining one: he conceptualizes each scent, chooses its notes and ingredients, and guides the perfumer throughout the development process. Carlos Quintero, a self-described “Renaissance” designer, sees his work as a process that can be applied to any facet of life, be it fashion, graphics, furniture, packaging, digital, etc. He has worked in Italy and New York for prestigious global fragrance, fashion and publishing companies and it was he who originated the boldly modernistic concept of Nomenclature.