Voyages Imaginaires

Voyages Imaginaires Parfums invite us to see new horizons and to enchant life anew with poetry, boldness, and desire.

As a professor at ISIPCA (the Perfume School in Versailles), Isabelle Doyen has trained numerous perfumers, including Francis Kurkdjian and Mathilde Laurent. As a perfumer, she worked for many years alongside Annick Goutal and never left her side. During this time, she also met her daughter Camille, who to her is "like a niece." Isabelle describes herself as an "enthusiastic sponge" and draws inspiration from her love of reading, art exhibitions, conductors, dancers, and opera. Her creations include L'Antimatière and Turtle Vetiver for Les Nez, Nuit de Bakélite by Naomi Goodsir, and Ce Soir ou Jamais, which she designed together with Annick Goutal.

Camille Goutal was a studio photographer before turning to perfumery. She "uses all her senses at once." In the shared laboratory alongside Isabelle Doyen, she learned to be a "nose." She has a very visual approach to perfume creation and has taken on the artistic direction of Voyages Imaginaires. Together with Isabelle, she has created numerous perfumes for Goutal, including Songes, Mon Parfum Chéri, and Ambre Fétiche.

At Voyages Imaginaires, each creation is a tender scent journey that recalls something familiar while leading us into a new, untouched land. A voyage of discovery with a magnifying glass, a pilgrimage to a land of faded memories, or a hike through a dreamscape. The memories are clear, the ideas are on the verge of being born.