KMSKA Parfum

It quite literally smells like a museum hall. The floor varnish, the weird spicy aftertaste in your nose from the dust and very old wall paint. You look up and see a painting of one of the traditional masters; you close your eyes and after a while you are surrounded by some confusing contemporary pieces. This perfume has it all. At first smell I didn't know what to make of it, but it was an instant love. The longer I own and wear it (which is about half a year at the time of writing this) I can't get enough of it. It is my go-to whenever I go to a museum, or if I want to smell like a piece of art myself. However, because it is made primarily out of molecules, it has this weird sharpness to it, which to a lot of people around me is off putting, as I'm told. To me it is a perfect final touch that makes the perfume a perfect representation of what it is, how it was made, and with what intention.

Sounds like Toy Boy by Moschino...