Andy Warhol's You're In

You're In by Comme des Garçons unfolds as a light, clean, and slightly metallic citrus cologne with a distinct air of avant-garde minimalism. It opens with a vibrant burst of bitter orange and pungent coriander, layered with aldehydic and ozonic notes that evoke the feeling of freshly rinsed laundry, a lab, or a cool white space. The jasmine appears subtly in the heart, blending with faint musk and a hint of cashmere wood, while the base reveals a soft, powdery amber and metallic trace that lingers without depth or warmth. The fragrance is unobtrusive from the start—mostly skin-scent level, with minimal projection and moderate longevity. The scent feels ambiguously clean and clinical, drawing comparisons to a high-end detergent or hospital linens, yet possesses a quiet elegance that some find surprising and enjoyable. It's best suited for warm weather, particularly daytime wear, and appeals most to those who appreciate art-driven perfumery over traditional or long-lasting scents.